Issue 200

עיגאלענכעט רעמ טרעוו ןטירשעגראפ

!גנואווש ןטימ טימ טראפ

טלעטשאב '23 ןיא

Lyft / Uber ןעמ

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ןטיפענעב עגיטראנגייא-שילרעטסיוא

:םעטסיס "פמערט" ע'רשכ יד ךרוד

"טענרעטניא-ענא" ראק א ןלעטשאב וצ םעטסיס עטריקיטסיפאס טימ רעוויירד םענופ לוק ןטימ קירוצ טלאק רעדא טסקעט םעטסיס יד אפניא עלא

סוטאטס ןרעה וצ םעטסיס גניקערט עטארוקא ןוא ןזיירפ יד טימ ,Uber רעדא Lyft ןביולקוצסיוא סעיצפא יד טביג טייצ

רעטנגעג עליפ ןיא רעוויירד עשימייה עכילסעלראפ

)סטנואקא ערענעלק ךיוא( סטנואקא-סענזיב לעבילעווע ןעמוקאבוצקירוצ רימ ןריבארפ ךיוא( סיוורעס רעמוטסאק עכילפעה )ראק ןיא טזאלעגרעביא טאה ןעמ סאוו סמעטייא ענעריולראפ

Q: With so many programs and agencies, why choose The Homework Place?

The Homework Place is unique. Every student receives top-tier dedicated support, ensuring we target all school work and foundational support. While other programs might be less comprehensive and fulfill all the hours assigned to your child, we pride ourselves on being thorough and consistent. There are no changes in teaching schedules, trips, tests, or other cancellations that interfere and prevent a student from progressing (as opposed to a student getting serviced during school hours.)

Q: What are your program's goals?

Academic support and a strong focus on foundational skills are essential. We provide group and private sessions (where necessary) designed to enhance a student's overall development.

Q: What's your approach to academic support?

We take a proactive role in a student's academic life. Not only do we ensure they complete their homework, but we also maintain open communication with their teachers and parents. This way, we can adapt our strategies to ensure each student thrives. We're flexible and ready to adjust our program to ensure the students are prepared for class.

Q: How do you build foundational skills?

Every student is unique; therefore, we tailor our approach for each individual to promote success in the classroom and beyond. We utilize renowned methods, including DAA and Feuerstein, to foster social, emotional, cognitive, and academic growth.

Q: Do students need a medical diagnosis to join the group?

No. While some students might benefit from specialized support provided by a SETSS provider through the DOE, any student is welcome at The Homework Place. Children with special needs do NOT define the makeup of our group.

Q: What is SETSS?

SETSS is another name for P3, a specialized program under the DOE that ensures students receive the necessary academic support to excel. The DOE provides funding

to give all students a chance to succeed.

Q: How do you make learning fun?

Learning doesn't have to be dull. Our environment is engaging and relaxed, resembling more of a camp than a typical classroom. The students don't learn at desks; they work on bean bags on the floor while jumping around. An added fun element is our choice of activities once homework is completed and major Sunday activities, like Kangoo jumping, cookie decorating, dancing, etc.

Q: Does one experience any side effects when joining The Homework Place?

Only positive ones! Our program boosts academic performance and nurtures self-esteem, confidence, and social and emotional development. Our students cultivate a respectful attitude toward peers and teachers alike. Most importantly, with us, there's no daily stress or tantrums about homework.

Q: How do you successfully help with homework from so many different schools?

We're well-staffed and maintain active communication with all affiliated schools, ensuring we're always in sync with each student's academic requirements.

Q: How is your success rate unparalleled?

Our belief is unwavering: every student holds boundless potential. Our approach is a balanced mix of academic rigor and fun-filled learning. We're the only program offering a full circle of communication between the school, parents, and providers while focusing on ensuring your child's continued success.

Twice a week from 4:00 until 6:30 Sunday's timing varies based on age.

The program runs from after Succos until the end of the school year.

We help you obtain P3 for your child. Cash options are available as well.

Aside from the significant difference academically, my daughters got the confidence to overcome their challenges. (Mrs. T.S)

The school saw a significant difference. My daughter started participating in the classroom, and most of all, she loved going. This was after refusing any help at all with many different tutors. (L.P.)

My daughter has been getting therapy services since she was six months old and always resisted all kinds of help. This was the first place she enjoyed, and she looked forward to going every time. It's fun and exciting, and the work gets done. My only complaint is that she only wants to do her homework at The Homework Place. (F.B.)

· ד"פשת תישארב ךאווטימ ·

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· ד"פשת תישארב שדוק תבש ·

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Ingredients

4 eggs

1/2 cup Lieber’s avocado oil

1 cup sugar

1 cup Lieber’s honey

1 teaspoon Lieber’s baking powder

1 teaspoon Lieber’s baking soda

1 teaspoon Lieber’s pure vanilla extract

1/2 teaspoon Lieber’s sea salt

2 teaspoons Lieber’s cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon Lieber’s ground nutmeg

2 1/2 cups flour

1 cup Goldbaum’s original oat bliss

HONEY BUNDT CAKE

HoneyGlaze:

1 cup powdered sugar

1 Tablespoon Lieber’s honey

1/2 teaspoon Lieber’s pure vanilla extract

2 teaspoons Goldbaum’s original oat bliss

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350˚. Grease a bundt pan with Lieber’s baking spray with flour; set aside.

In a large mixing bowl, add all ingredients aside from flour and milk. Whisk to combine.

Add half of the flour, followed by half of the oat milk, then the remaining flour and remaining oat milk. Whisk well after each addition. Pour batter into prepared bundt pan. Bake for about 45 minutes, until cooked through.

Let cake cool for 10-15 minutes before removing it from the pan. Cool completely before adding glaze. Prepare the glaze: combine all ingredients in a small bowl. Drizzle over cooled cake.

Plan ahead: This cake freezes nicely, well wrapped.

RECIPE BY MIRIAM (PASCAL) COHEN

עכייר א וצ באגוצ ןיא ,זיוה ענעגייא ןא טגאמראפ רעב ריאמ גינייוו .הקדצ ןייש טלייט ןוא סוסקעל א טוויירד רע .זיוה רעממוז

ןענעז לזרעב ןקיד ןייז ןיא ךעלטראק בור זא ןסייוו

ךיז ןעק רע סאוו ןופ לדער א טיירד רע .ףוסה דע טסקעמעגסיוא .ןעזסיורא טשינ

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ןוא ריט םעד רע טסילשראפ סיפא ןיא גידנעמוקנא

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ןוא עלאנאיסעפארפ אזא ןופ ,סנעדיפנאק

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רעטייוו טלייט ןוא סוסקעל ןייז רעטייוו טוויירד רעב ריאמ

טרעוו ךעלטראק ענייז סאוו טייצרעדניא ,הקדצ .טלאצעגסיוא ךעלסיבוצ

ףיוא טלעטשעגקירוצ ךיז רע טאהTwo Point Zero קנאדא ע'תמא ןא טימ רעגייטשסנבעל ןייז טימ ןא טייג ןוא סיפ יד .תעדה תבחרה

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A 44-year-old female found out she had latestage cancer after undergoing a mammogram.

A 47-year-old male was informed he had colon cancer after enduring stomach pain.

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רעטסעמ עגיד'תובחר ןפיוא טיווס םורדעב

קאטש ןטשרע

ןופ ןטראג עכילרעה

ןטנוא ןופ ןוא טנראפ

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עגיטכעל ןוא עסיורג םור גניוויל/גינייד

סאג םענופ ןגיטש ןייק

הריד םעניא ןיירא זיב

ןרעמיצ ףאלש 2 ךאנ

2 ךאנ ראפ ץאלפ + קאטש ןטייווצ ןפיוא

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שדאראג ןוא

No wonder they they're

There’s nothing like these – fresh, beautiful, homemade challos L’kovid Yom Tov. Wondering why? It’s all in the flour.

Flour is the first ingredient in your challah, and so the flour you choose matters. Wondermills flour is better for you and better for you baking, because it’s free of carcinogens and harmful agents commonly found in many flours. It’s also specially formulated to make your challah flu ier and crispier.

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MILLS

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Boro Park, OB Just got an upgrade

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We are proud to announce that the acclaimed is joining our OB Practice

Our obstetrics team has become the preferred choice for local mothers in search of comprehensive, compassionate and culturally-sensitive care.

With a steadfast commitment to serving you right, our state-of-the-art facility is home to leading obstetricians combining medical expertise with unwavering support and unparalleled care.

It’s time to upgrade your child-bearing experience by visiting the center that goes beyond medical care to o er a reassuring hand throughout this monumental chapter in your family life.

You wouldn’t compromise on your future child’s health. Neither do we.

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It’s an incredible feeling to see students make such big strides. In only a few months’ time, they started using words to communicate and ask for what they want in clear terms.

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Letter filled with warmth

“Challenge” is a word that people aren’t usually so happy to hear, It often comes together with feelings of anger and fear. But these people sometimes miss the point, It’s really a gift!

As we learnt from Moishy In Mrs. Honig’s class. All it takes is perseverance and acceptance to pass. She taught us how to “cope with it instead of fight”. And then we could reach tremendous heights.

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The Naaseh learning program is built to help your child succeed. Our goal is not merely to complete a curriculum. We’re here to make sure that your child clearly understands the learning.

We use the Montessori method, a scientifically proven method that teaches children in a simple, hands-on way. Our instructors guide your child with interactive props that make the learning come alive before their eyes. That means even if your child struggles to keep up in class, we can help them succeed and excel at school.

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Our approach shifts from memorization to concentrating on foundational root words that form all words.

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If your child doesn’t understand learning the standard way, it’s time for a new approach.

YOU DREAM of walking to your chuppah with confidence.

YOU DREAM of transitioning into married life seamlessly.

BUT HOW? As a Kallah, you know that actualizing those dreams are challenging.

UPCOMING CLASSES:

October 10&12: Kallah Course Shana Rishonah coming soon

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“I was inhibited and detached. I was buried under layers of stress and doubt. The Rebetzin managed to peel away every layer and barrier and put me in touch with my true feelings. I’m in awe!!!”

Sheindy F., Kallah, Manchester UK

“I had already married off six daughters but it was only after taking this course that I discovered what I had been missing out on with all my previous kallahs. This workshop was a priceless gift and helped me build a completely new connection with my daughters”

Malky Z., Monsey

“This isn’t just a class; it’s an experiential journey where you come in one way and leave a completely different person.”

Peri S. and mother, Boro Park

“Following the course I’ve started sleeping nights. It finally hit me what this is truly about and the peaks I can be zoiche to reach.”

M. Englander, Matersdoff-Yerushalayim

REBBETZIN ROCHEL LUBIN has prepared two decades of Kallahs across the globe and she is known for her lectures on marriage-related topics. Rebbetzin R. Lubin counsels countless women privately and provides expert guidance for second- marriage Kallahs.

To register for a class / for a private appointment: Call 347-671-7764

Getting married in a while? Ask us about our early bird special!

Invites you to:

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A Kallah & Mother Workshop Uplifting , informative, and practical Designed to transform your experience as a Kallah and keep you thriving throughout married life.

From A-Z

Lingo Learners - the after-school center where boys ages 6-12 get the skills and support they need to master the English language. We cover decoding, fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension, setting your son up for scholastic success.

A certified mashgiach comes down to your home or villa and kashers your kitchen with the highest kashrus standards.

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Rivky didn’t pick up on social cues. While conversing with her friends she didn’t make eye contact, didn’t understand personal space and wouldn’t notice her friends’ body language. Utilizing an innovative social skills program, Rivky’s peers are now comfortable around her - she’s flourishing and thriving!

Yesodei Bina is a heimishe school catering to students who are struggling academically and socially. Yesodei Bina’s mainstream environment, individualized approach and professional support services, create the optimal environment for success.

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INBOX

AN AMAZING DETAIL

(Re: Another Kind of Diamond, Issue 198)

Thank you for your outstanding publication.

I appreciated the article about Tosfos Shabbos. R’ Shaul Katz is doing something great for kids with this contest.

I’d like to add a detail to the story he told about the wealthy businessman from Mexico who let a deal go on Erev Shabbos although he wasn’t religious, and later saw great success. I heard that after receiving such a clear sign from Above he decided to become fully observant, found a chavrusa and joined a kollel. He told this story at his first siyum masechta

Thanks again,

LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF

(Re:Your Internal Intelligence, Issue 198)

I really enjoyed the article about the different kinds of intelligence!

I was literally beaming as I read the description of the intelligence I have, self-smart intelligence. I’ve never seen such a clear description

T.N.

of myself. It was super validating. I’m glad to know there are more people who are so tuned in to themselves.

I’d love to meet you. But for now, I’ll just wish my fellow friends happy journaling!

Chumy S.

WE HAVE STARS, TOO

(Re: Rising Stars, Issue 198)

I read The Boro Park View from cover to cover every week. The article about child prodigies was fascinating. But I was disappointed not to see any frum prodigies featured. Many of our gedolim were known as iluyim already from childhood, and it would have been so much more inspirational to hear about them. (Of course, many of our gedolim were not born iluyim, and it would be tremendously inspirational and give us a lot of chizuk to learn more about them and how they achieved everything they did, as well.)

Thank you, Chaim Spira

YOU COLORED MY WORLD

(Re: DIY Paint Party, Issue 197)

I have such gratitude to Hashem, and to The Boro Park View as His shaliach, for the opportunity to continue doing things I enjoy. I followed your DIY painting instructions using paper, pencils and crayons, and had a wonderful time. I hope to try it with paint in the future. Thank you Chava Schwartz for helping me keep busy, relaxed, and focused for a couple of hours in my own daled amos by myself in my old age, and especially for the feeling of satisfaction every morning when I looked at my work from the previous day.

Sincerely, A Busy and Happy

happy I was to see summer topics featured in the last few issues. It really stresses me out when people cut the summer short by starting to shop for school or winter, or when the stores start advertising their winter lines, long before vacation is over. I’m glad to see that the summer is not over at The Boro Park View!

Wish I Was Still in the Country

FOR A SONG

(Re: Table Talk, Issue 194)

It was interesting for me to read about a family minhag offering “cholent nosh,” although I wouldn’t call it a minhag, more like a good motivation. My husband started something similar in our family, a “zemiros nosh.” (When we went to the country in the summer, he added a “shul nosh” too.) With our large family of boys, we now have beautiful zemiros with happy singers eagerly awaiting their well deserved surprise! By now they all really love the zemiros, while we enjoy the kids sitting around the table. And yes, my married son continued this “minhag ” in his own family!

Name Withheld

WITH MUCH ADMIRATION

(Re: Table Talk, Issue 194)

Grandmother

LONG SUMMER DAYS

(Accessible Amusement, Issue 197)

I just wanted to let you know how

When I read your article about Shabbos table solutions, I marveled at the commitment and creativity of Yiddishe parents who spend all their kochos thinking of the best ways to be mechanech their children. I was surprised to see the letters objecting to the ideas presented. Of course everyone should follow their own minhagim. The point was just to think out of the box and tweak what you’re doing to make it as effective as possible. I really respect and admire the parents who are raising their children today. Although there are so many forces against us, they never stop their efforts to raise Yiddishe kinderlach in the Yiddishe way.

Are you thinking about becoming a kallah teacher?

Tuesday 9:00 pm

Sep.12 םרפסמלו

To request a Binyan BeDaas brochure, learn more about our program, or to pre-register and gain teleconference access information contact us at:

Binyan BeDaas

Kallah Teacher Training has the guidance and approval of and will be given by noted Rabbunim and marriage experts from NY and Eretz Yisroel.

Some of our noted experts include:

Rav Chaim Aron Unger Dayan Satmar- South 8

R’ Yechiel Shmiel Rosenberg Noted marriage specialist

R’ Hayndel Rosenberg Expert Chosson Madrich

R’ Yakov Yosef Kaufman Expert Chosson Madrich and Marriage Expert

According to the guidance of Gedolei Haposkim Shlit”a, only applicants that are suitable for this position will be accepted to the training.

Rebbetzin Katz

Toldas Aharon Rebbetzin

Rebbetzin Rothschild

Rebbetzin Hager

Kosov Rebbitzen

Binyan BeDaas will facilitate with referring students to kallah teachers upon successful completion of the course Limited slots available

After a successful Chosson Madrichim Training, Gedolei Haposkim encouraged Binyan BeDaas to create a Kallah Teacher Training. Our groundbreaking series will give kallah teachers everything they need to teach kallahs how to build their ל-ארשיב

!טייהנגעלעג ענעטלעז

ירועיש יד טימ טאהעג ןבאה רימ סאוו החלצה עסיורג יד ךאנ

םיקסופה ילודג תשקב יפ לע ןוא ’םינתח יכירדמ’ ראפ הכרדה

רימ ןענעז ,תולכ תוכירדמ ראפ ךיוא ןרעטיירבראפ וצ א”טילש

עירעס עשיראטסיה עיינ יד רעביא החמש סיורג טימ עידומ

ראפ הכרדה ירועיש

תוכירדמ

יל ושעו שדקמ יתנכשו םכותב

וצ ליפעג א ריא טאה

?הכירדמ הלכ א ןייז

עטסעב יד ןעמוקאב טליוו ריא ןוא

ןלעטשפיוא ןפלעה וצ גניניערט

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The parsha begins, “Atem nitzavim hayom kulchem” — you are all standing this day (Devarim 29:9). The pasuk continues by delineating all kinds of people — your elders, your young children, your women, your converts.

“Kulchem” includes everyone. Why is it necessary to specify each category separately? Moreover, all other times when Klal Yisroel gathered, the Torah suffices by referring to all of Klal Yisroel as a group, without specifying everyone individually. What’s different here?

IT WAS THURSDAY EVENING. Reb Yitzchok Nemes was taking his weekly train ride to Mr. Tenker’s home. In his hand he carried a heavy bag, full of individually wrapped meals. He was filled with a sense of purpose: he was helping another Yid keep kosher.

It was already several months since Reb Yitzchok had managed to convince his acquaintance, Mr. Tenker, to accept the kosher meals. Week in, week out, Reb Yitzchok would purchase seven frozen dinner portions at $1.50 each and drop them off at Mr. Tenker’s home. Mr. Tenker would be set for the week; all he had to do was warm up one meal every night.

The round trip took several hours, but Reb Yitzchok was not fazed. With unbelievable determination, he would faithfully shop for the meals, catch a train, deliver the food, and take a train back home. He would have stocked up Mr. Tenker’s freezer with more at once so he wouldn’t have to travel every single week, but he could not afford more than $10.50 at a time.

After about a year and a half of weekly delivery trips, Reb Yitzchok was once speaking with Mr. Tenker about an unrelated topic. At one point, Mr. Tenker blurted out, “It’s all

right. You can stop with the deliveries. The food is salty and not tasty enough.”

Immediately realizing how hurtful the comment was, Mr. Tenker clapped his hand to his mouth. But it was too late.

“What’s the problem?” Reb Yitzchok asked. “You don’t enjoy the meals I bring you?”

There were a couple of moments of silence as Mr. Tenker hesitated. Then he whispered, “I give them to my dog…”

Imagine Reb Yitzchok’s feelings!

After all the sacrifice to help another Yid eat kosher — the money, the time, the train rides — the Yid had not been eating kosher after all. The sense of purpose and exhilaration that had given him the energy to persevere was gone.

Could it be that his mesiras nefesh had been for nothing?

Two years passed. One Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Nemes received a phone call from an organization that was arranging a Shabbaton for university students. “Could you host a student from the University of Pennsylvania?”

Mrs. Nemes agreed, and the following afternoon, her doorbell rang. A young student stood there, his knapsack slung over his shoulder.

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The Nemeses welcomed him inside and showed him to the dining room table, where some food was already prepared. “Come, have a taste of our Shabbos food,” Mrs. Nemes offered as she placed a plate of fish in front of him.

The boy sat politely, but did not eat. “Perhaps you don’t like fish,” Mrs. Nemes said. “Can I give you something else?”

But the boy replied that he actually did like fish. “It’s just that… I don’t know if I should be eating here. You’re probably thinking that I’m here because I want to learn more about religion, but that’s not the case.”

“If so, why did you come?”

“Well,” the boy began, “The reason I decided to join the Shabbaton is because my grandfather once told me that several years ago, there was a Jew who lived in this neighborhood who went out of his way to deliver kosher meals to him every week.

“I was so impressed by this story. It’s amazing to me that a Jew should be ready to give of himself and his time and money so that another Jew in a faraway neighborhood could keep kosher! When I saw the flyer announcing a Shabbaton in this area, I decided to come check out the people in this place,” he said. “But I have zero intention of becoming like them,” he emphasized.

The shock on Mrs. Nemes’ face was apparent. “Is your grandfather’s name Tenker, by any chance?”

“Yes! How did you know?”

“How do I know?” Mrs. Nemes echoed. “It was none other than my husband who traveled every week to deliver the kosher food to your grandfather!”

There was a spark of energy. A circuit closed.

And the spark did not die. Transfixed by the obvious hashgacha, the boy enjoyed his Shabbos with the Nemeses, and even chose to stay on. Soon, the university student was a full-fledged yeshivah student.

Our efforts never go to waste, even if we don’t see it at the moment. Actions that begin with good intentions will ultimately bring good.

The Ohr Hachaim Hakadosh explains: This gathering of Klal Yisroel was different than all other gatherings. Here, Hashem wanted every single Yid to be sworn in as a guarantor for his fellow Yidden. The goal was to make every Yid feel a sense of responsibility to another, to be aware of the obligation to do whatever he can so that another Yid may lead a Torah-true life. May we indeed be zoche.

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An essential guide to tefillah b’tzibbur for women and teens

Part I: Introducing Tefillah B’Tzibbur

It’s that time of year. The doors of the ezras nashim swing wide open to welcome dozens or hundreds of women and girls seeking to spend several hours of tefillah and closeness to the Ribbono Shel Olam. For many, the Yamim Noraim are one of the few opportunities all year to daven b’tzibbur.

Inside the shul, the atmosphere is solemn and pure. Everyone is engrossed in the timeless words of the machzor, listening to the empowering voice of the ba’al tefillah and following along.

Some women are swaying, some are dabbing their eyes… and some feel as if they’re standing on the sidelines.

There are so many nuances of life in shul that are second nature even to young boys who spend many hours there, but may seem confusing or foreign to girls and women who are hardly ever there. What am I supposed to be doing/saying now? Should I sit or stand? Say the entire piece or stop and wait for the chazzan? Am I allowed to talk?

In this three-part series, we offer you an overview and guide to the tefillos, so you’ll be prepared and confident in your ability to follow and participate as you take your seat in this holy place on these holy days.

Tefillos CHAZARAS HASHATZ

After everyone finishes davening Shemoneh Esrei quietly, the shaliach tzibbur — or sha”tz, for short — repeats it aloud. The reason Chazal originally established this takanah was to help those who could not read or retain the words of Shemoneh Esrei as composed by the Anshei Knesses Hagedolah. (Long before the printing press, there were few sefarim or siddurim, and not everybody learned to read.) We continue to say the chazaras hashatz today, even though we can all read from our own siddurim

Davening with a crowd has an amazing benefit. Our tefillos join into a powerful unit and ascend directly to the Kisei Hakavod. Listening to the shaliach tzibbur as he repeats the words of Shemoneh Esrei places our tefillah on that direct path.

Q: During chazaras hashatz, am I allowed to make up parts of tefillah that I missed?

According to the Shulchan Aruch, there must be at least nine men listening intently to the ba’al tefillah; otherwise, he may be saying a brachah l’vatalah. Every person must view himself as part of that core minyan — even if there are hundreds of other mispallelim

We are therefore advised not to catch up on our davening, learn, or say Tehillim at this time, which applies to women also. It is certainly forbidden to speak idle talk. The poskim use very harsh language about people who speak during chazaras hashatz.

We Belong Here!

As the shul in the town of Belz, Galicia, was being built, the Sar Shalom of Belz, zy”a, supervised every step. To the Rebbe, building a house for Hashem was such a significant undertaking that he invested personal attention and effort into every single detail. Finally, the building was nearing completion. The chassidim looked forward to the chanukas habayis, the culmination of the toil and commencement of a bastion of Torah and chassidus

But the Sar Shalom was not ready. “Before the ezras nashim is ready, we will not enter. We need the tefillos and tears of the women if we want ours to ascend!”

The shul is our place. We belong within its hallowed walls — even if we may not frequent it as often as the men.

Tefillah Trivia

1. Which perek of Tehillim is recited 100 times a year?

2. Which tefillah has the word “baruch” in it 13 times?

Answers:

1. Tehillim 27, L’Dovid Hashem

2. Baruch She’amar

Kaddish

One highlight of tefillah b’tzibbur is Kaddish. As its name denotes, Kaddish means heilig — holy. Saying Kaddish brings kedushah to Hashem’s Name. When we answer amen, we also acquire this heiligkeit

In Kaddish, we praise Hashem and describe His glory, and also ask for shalom, geulah, long life, and shefa. The climax is when the tzibbur cries, “Amen, yehei Shemei rabbah l’alam u’le’olmei olmaya.” These words are an opportunity for us to bring about an immeasurable degree of kedushah.

We say Kaddish at the end of certain sections of davening. There are some points where it is said by the ba’al tefillah and other points where men who have lost a parent recite Kaddish Yasom as an aliyas neshamah for the niftar.

Q: Do I need to stand up when I hear Kaddish?

There is a machlokes whether one must stand or not. The Mishnah Berurah rules that if one is already standing, he must remain standing, but it isn’t necessary to stand up specifically.

Different shuls follow different minhagim, so follow the minhag in your shul.

It is proper to stop what you are doing, listen, and answer amen. One should not walk out of shul in the middle of Kaddish, but wait until it is over before leaving. Whenever you hear Kaddish, even if you are not davening with that minyan, you should pause and participate.

Kedushah

During chazaras hashatz, in the third brachah of Shemoneh Esrei, we say Kedushah. It is a tefillah expressing our longing for Hashem’s holiness, and we say it pasuk by pasuk, first the mispallelim and then the chazzan. During Shacharis and Minchah, Kedushah begins with the word “nakdishach,” and in Mussaf, it begins with “kesser.” There is no Kedushah in Maariv.

In Kedushah, we emulate the way the malachim praise Hashem — standing upright, feet together, we say the same pesukim they say. We are literally singing the songs of Shamayim!

Saying the pesukim of Kedushah along with the tzibbur is so significant that we must stop whatever we are saying to participate — even if we are in the middle of Shema or our personal Shemoneh Esrei. If one is at those points and cannot speak, one should at least stop and think the words in their head.

When we say Kedushah, the malachim hurry to join us. This brings about the ultimate kiddush Hashem, as both worlds are linked together in praise of Hakadosh Baruch Hu.

The Arizal writes that we should rejoice while saying kesser, focusing on the great elevation that happens through our words. At these very moments, the malachim are actually crowning Hashem!

Q: I see women doing all sorts of motions during Kedushah. Must I stand on my toes, bow, or cover my eyes when saying the pasuk of Shema?

The minhag is to raise our heels at each word while reciting, “Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh,” showing that we are lifting ourselves upward toward Shamayim. We should lift our heels once when saying, “Baruch kevod Hashem mimkomo,” and “Yimloch Hashem l’olam,” as well.

Other movements are unnecessary and generally a result of lack of knowledge.

Do’s and Don’ts in Shul

Do come as punctually as you can, to avoid issues with catching up missed tefillos

Do review the machzor with your mother, father, or teacher before Yom Tov to familiarize yourself with the tefillos

Don’t socialize in shul. Bask in the uplifting atmosphere in shul, and leave the schmoozing for outside.

Don’t be ashamed to look at your neighbor’s machzor. She’ll be happy to help you find the place!

Krias HaTorah

Moshe Rabbeinu established that we should read from the Torah three times a week — on Mondays, Thursdays, and Shabbos — so that three days would not pass without Torah. The Torah is compared to water, and just as water keeps a person alive and vibrant, constant involvement in Torah keeps us spiritually connected.

The Torah is brought from the aron kodesh to the bimah where the ba’al korei reads it aloud, following special trop. On Shabbos, there are (at least) seven aliyos, where a brachah is made on the Torah before and after each portion is read. Everyone answers, “Baruch Hashem Hamevorach l’olam va’ed.” On Yom Tov, there are five aliyos, and on Yom Kippur, there are six.

The ba’al korei, leining from the bimah, which is specifically placed in the center of shul, reminds us of Mattan Torah, where all of Klal Yisroel stood around Har Sinai to accept the Torah. It is a privilege to take part!

Q: Do I need to follow along as the ba’al korei leins?

The Shulchan Aruch writes that it is proper to focus and pay attention to the words of the ba’al korei

It is forbidden to speak during Krias HaTorah. If one is in the middle of davening Shemoneh Esrei, he does not need to stop to listen to the leining, but one should not catch up on any other tefillos as the ba’al korei leins. Between aliyos, it is okay to daven or say Tehillim.

If a girl finds it difficult to follow along or sit quietly, she may step outside and return to shul after Krias HaTorah. However, she should make sure to leave between aliyos, as one may not leave shul while the Torah is being read.

Coming next week: Focus on the tefillos of Rosh Hashanah

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Chevra Hatzalah is on its way to being better able to serve Boro Park and Williamsburg after two elected officials secured $1.4 million in funding to buy five new ambulances.

Hamodia reported that Boro Park and Williamsburg will each be receiving an all-electric Hatzalah ambulance through a $575,000 capital funding allocation from Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso. Reynoso announced the funding at an August 31 press conference held at the Hatzalah garage in Boro Park.

“When Brooklyn needs help, Hatzalah is there,” wrote Reynoso.

Having grown up in Williamsburg, Reynoso said that he had seen for himself how Hatzalah enhances neighborhood health on a broad level.

“This allocation is a mark of gratitude for the many lives touched and saved by Hatzalah, and the incredible volunteers who dedicate their time to the well-being of all,” said Reynoso in a statement.

Reynoso also credited City Councilman Kalman Yeger for his work securing three new ambulances. Yeger’s $885,000 allocation will bring three more ambulances to Boro Park.

Fall Hazard Prompts Recall of Popular High Chair

Due to a faulty bolt, 85,850 high chairs are being recalled, with 24 falls reported and 11 children sustaining minor injuries.

The Consumer Products Safety Commission issued the recall on the popular Boon high chairs on August 31, saying that it had received 34 separate reports of the chair’s seat separating from the base. The recall affects Boon Flair highchairs manufactured before September 2016 and all Boon Flair

Elite highchairs, sold in a variety of colors for anywhere from $230 to $380, both in the United States and in Canada. Parents can find the model number on a label located under the high chair’s base.

Affected models include the Flair Elite B751 and Flair B701–B704, B706–B709, B716-B718, B731, B10147, B11068, B11069 and B11401. Parents are advised to stop using the highchairs immediately and to contact the manufacturer, TOMY, by calling 866-725-4407 for a free repair kit.

Kiddush Hashem as Customer Returns $1K to Bank

Employees at the 13th Avenue and 48th Street Chase Bank branch were stunned last week when a Boro Park man who was accidentally given too much money by a teller returned the next day to give back the extra cash.

Yeshiva World News reported that a kollel yungerman in Boro Park went to Chase to make a $5,000 withdrawal on August 28. Counting the money when he arrived home, the man discovered that he was holding $6,000 in his hands.

Checking his receipt to confirm the amount that he had withdrawn, the man returned to the bank the next day with the $1,000 that he had been given in error. Bank employees said that they were aware that the money was missing, but never expected it to be returned.

Satisfied that he had done the right thing and having no interest in any type of publicity, the Boro Parker left the bank branch and went to kollel, happy to have made a kiddush Hashem.

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Riva connects with Shuli after Shuli is cruelly and publicly reprimanded by their boss. Lani gets a breakfast order through Riva — and concern from Gittel Indig.

Riva’s “that’s it, I’ve had it” moment came on Friday afternoon.

She was trying to get the house in shape before the kids came home from school. Maddie was excellent at cleaning, but when it came to organizing, forget it, the woman simply didn’t bother trying. In a way, Riva didn’t mind. Maddie would leave her a pile of “stuff” in a corner of each room, and Riva would go from room to room putting all that random stuff away where it belonged.

She was sorting assorted game pieces into their correct boxes when Fraidy shuffled into the house. One look at her daughter — sagging shoulders, blotchy red eyes, quiet sniffles — and something in Riva snapped.

That’s it. I’ve had it.

Fraidy couldn’t describe what exactly had happened in school — something about a seat, girls passing notes through her desk, a look from Chevi, some words

muttered in a way that she couldn’t even hear them. Riva didn’t even care what it had been. She knew too well how innocent-sounding words delivered in dulcet tones, or a simple look, could dig deeper into a heart than a full-blown tirade.

“I’m calling your principal,” she stated.

“B-b-but what are you going to t-t-tell her? Chevi d-d-didn’t do anything.”

“Leave it to me.”

Riva took her cellphone out to the porch and closed the door. She only had the English principal’s number, but she knew Mrs. Becker was in on the situation, and she felt comfortable talking to her.

Mrs. Becker answered right away.

“Hi, it’s Riva Stroh, Fraidy’s mother. I’m so sorry for bothering you on Erev Shabbos, but this is important.”

“That’s okay, I have time now. What’s going on?”

The principal listened as Riva de-

scribed what had been going on between Fraidy and Chevi. She tried sharing examples of incidents, and she hoped Mrs. Becker would grasp the nature of the problem.

“I see. I get it,” Mrs. Becker said, and Riva could only hope she really did. “The truth is, I discussed this with Mrs. Shiffer and Miss Katz a number of times, and I think I have a pretty clear picture of what’s going on. I thought things got better for a while, but now you’re telling me this…”

“I know, I also thought it got better.”

“We need to handle this carefully, it’s so easy to mess up. Let me think about this.”

Riva’s fingers trembled slightly as she hung up the phone. She’d done what had to be done, no matter how uncomfortable she felt about it.

And when she found Fraidy lying on her bed again, the guilt she felt for tattling on her niece faded, quickly replaced by firm anger.

However carefully the principal chose to proceed, Riva hoped she would do her thinking really fast.

* * * * *

Lani could not even count the amount of times she’d regretted giving up Maddie. Basically, daily.

She couldn’t even answer herself honestly if it was a money thing or an ego thing that kept her from going back on her decision. Small basement apartments still needed to be cleaned; if anything, they got dirty more often than a spacious house. And if Maddie wasn’t doing it, she had no choice but to roll up her own sleeves.

She heard the phone ringing while she was bent over the bathtub with a scrub brush. Whoever it was, she couldn’t answer now. But then Shana brought her the cordless. “It’s for you,” she said. There was a note of curious suspicion in her voice.

Lani sandwiched the phone between her shoulder and her ear. “Hello?”

“Hi, Mrs. Eisdorf, this is Mrs. Becker from Bnos Rivka.”

The English principal! Lani stood up quickly, throwing a questioning look at Shana. “Uh, hi, Mrs. Becker, ah gutten Erev Shabbos.” She washed her hands and hurried out of the basement, up the stairs to her half-built house, to get some privacy. “Uh, what’s doing?”

“Baruch Hashem.” There was an uncomfortable edge in her voice, and then she said. “So I’m calling about your daughter, Chevi.”

Lani was silent while the principal spoke. When she hung up, she trudged through the dust to the kitchen area and stared stonily at the pipe that still stood in the area where her dream island belonged. The pipe seemed to mock her, whispering through the rust, “Look at me, I have become your nightmare.”

Riva was serving her kids a late lunch — they’d had to wait around while Maddie finished cleaning the kitchen — when Lani called. Her sister’s greeting was sharp and cold. “Great communication skills,” she said in a metallic voice.

Riva pressed the top half of a bagel down over tuna and lettuce. “Uh, what?”

“Is that your preferred way of talking? You have an issue, you take it to the principal?”

“I…” She scanned the kitchen swiftly. All the kids were around, hanging on to her every word. “One minute,” she told Lani. She moved the phone away from her face. “I’m coming right back,” she said to her kids. “Here, Shaya, your sandwich is ready. Fraidy and Tzippy, can you wait a few minutes?”

She went onto the porch and closed the door behind her. Down on the street below, people were rushing around, carrying bags or Shabbos flowers, phones pressed to ears. She leaned on the railing, steeled herself, and then said, “Okay, I’m listening.”

“You’re listening?” Lani echoed. “I’m so glad you’re listening. Well, I have nothing to tell you. I’m the one who should be doing the listening here.”

“What do you want to hear?”

“Okay, enough,” Lani snapped. “Let’s stop talking in riddles.”

Riva wanted to ask her, who’s the one talking in riddles? But she restrained herself and let Lani continue.

“I want to know why you’re blaming Chevi for this fight,” Lani said. “Were you in school when it happened? Did you see it with your own eyes? I know Fraidy’s your daughter, but there are always two sides to a story!”

Lani had missed the point by a mile. But Riva wasn’t going to engage in a bitter, pointless argument. They were mature adults, there was a way to do this.

“Let’s try to calm down,” she said, keeping her voice as gentle as possible. She adjusted the phone headset on her ear. “That fight isn’t the point here. We’re dealing with a real situation, Lani. Have you tried talking to Chevi?”

“Yes, I have.”

“And?”

“Do you really want to know? She had some not nice things to say about Fraidy.”

“Really?”

“Yes, really. You sound shocked. Which makes sense, you’re her mother.”

“Uh…”

“Look, Riva, this is becoming really juvenile. I don’t know what made you call Mrs. Becker. Why couldn’t you just talk to me directly? What are you afraid of?”

“I tried talking to you. You didn’t want to listen. I wasn’t

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getting anywhere.”

“I listened very well. You keep sticking up for Fraidy, like she’s a poor, innocent shefela, but I spoke to Chevi and she has a different version of the story. And guess what? She’s my daughter, and therefore, I’ll stick up for her!”

Riva flung up her hands. “She’s torturing Fraidy!”

Lani was quiet for a moment. When she spoke again, the acid in her voice was gone, and she gave a long, weary sigh. “Riva, do you know what kind of stress this girl is under? She isn’t complaining, but I’m sure you can imagine how hard things are for her. She’s living in a tiny, ugly basement for months, and she has no idea when — or if — we’ll ever move back up. She isn’t stupid, she knows money is tight, she sees we stopped building. So she’s putting up with all this tension, and now you’re dragging her into this whole mess in school. What do you want from her?”

Riva felt a twinge of pity, but only for a moment. This was merely a change of tactic, and that made her angry. “So you admit that Chevi isn’t all that innocent, huh?” she asked sharply. “I hear everything you’re saying, but seriously, what does your house have to do with any of this? How does it excuse bullying ?”

The porch door opened. Yaakov stood in the threshold, waving a raised palm inquisitively. Riva quickly brought a finger to her lips. “Lani,” she mouthed silently.

Yaakov frowned. Riva motioned for him to wait. “It has everything to do with it,” Lani said. “And can you stop using that word?”

“I’m calling a spade a spade. You’re trying to downplay it by calling it a fight, but that’s not what we’re dealing with here.”

“All I’m saying is that Chevi’s so stressed about this house, like all of us here are, and you’re going and adding unnecessary stress on top of that. Mrs. Becker wants to have a meeting with me and Chevi and the teacher. So what’s going to happen, she’ll sit there and get yelled at and become even more miserable? Is that going to make you or Fraidy happy?”

How had she managed to make her and Fraidy sound like the villains?

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Lani broke down. “You have no idea what it’s like, Riva. We’re… I feel like I’m choking. I’m not managing without Maddie, Shabbos is impossible in this place, the kids get in each other’s hair all day, I have no space to breathe, I feel like I’m going to lose it.”

“I’m sorry… That’s really tough…”

Lani sniffled quietly. Riva shifted her feet, the awkwardness making her skin clammy.

Tzippy pushed open the porch door. Yaakov told her to wait inside another minute and closed the door again. Riva was still holding the phone to her ear, but unable to think of anything else to say, she muttered, “Okay, I have to go now. Gut Shabbos.”

The second she disconnected, Yaakov pounded his fist in his palm. “She’s guilting you,” he stated. “You really shouldn’t let her do this to you.”

“I know this is supposed to be about Fraidy, but I feel horrible about the loan, Yaakov. Horrible.”

“I know,” he said. “And you know something? I already thought about reconsidering our decision a hundred times. But I’ll tell you the truth. Her desperation makes me worried. If they’re having such a hard time with money, would our loan even be returned? We can’t risk all our savings on her house.”

“I know.”

They couldn’t lend the Eisdorfs money. But maybe… if she could help Lani become financially independent through her breakfast business… maybe that would help?

Maybe. But there was no way she was picking up the phone now to share her idea with Lani.

TO BE CONTINUED…

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Rosh Hashanah Tablescape

These gorgeous table decorations enhance the Yom Tov atmosphere with the iconic apple and honey, symbol of all our hopes and dreams for the coming year.

FLOATING APPLE CENTERPIECES

SUPPLIES

10” clear cylinder vases

16 small green apples (I buy them in bags)

White roses, with the leaves

Baby’s breath

Beige burlap fabric ribbon by the roll, 5” wide

Burlap twine

Glue dots

DIRECTIONS

1. Measure the ribbon around the vase, then cut to fit.

2. Fold the ribbon in half so it’s not as wide, and glue so it stays folded. Glue the ribbon on the vase.

3. Fill the vase with apples, placing some leaves between them. Each vase should hold 3 to 4 apples.

Tip: To prolong the life of your flowers, use fake leaves, not fresh, in the water.

4. Fill the vase with water. Add the flowers.

5. Tie the twine over the ribbon.

MINI APPLE AND HONEY PLACE SETTINGS

SUPPLIES

Mini red apples

Mini jars

Honey

Honey stick

DIRECTIONS

Tags

Black marker

Burlap twine

1. Pour honey into the jars.

2. Write the name on the tags. Use twine to tie each tag onto a honey stick.

3. At each place setting, arrange an apple, honey jar and honey stick on a small plate.

Honey Cupcakes

dissolved in 1/4 cup water

3/4 cup orange juice

1 tsp. orange extract or rind of 1 orange

2 T. vanilla sugar

1 tsp. baking soda

1 tsp. baking powder

Beat eggs with sugar until fluffy. Add all liquids. Mix well. Add dry ingredients. Pour batter into muffin tins lined with Palisades cupcake cups. Bake at 350° for 25 minutes.

Yield: 48 cupcakes.

Recipe reprinted with permission from The Heimishe Kitchen cookbook.

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HONEY MUFFIN TOPS

Pillowy goodness and sweet streusel crumbs. The best of muffin, the best of cookie.

INGREDIENTS

4½ cups Wondermills flour

1 cup honey

1 cup sugar

4 eggs

¾ cup oil

1 T. vanilla sugar

1 tsp. cinnamon

1 tsp. baking soda

STREUSEL TOPPING

1 cup Wondermills flour

1 cup sugar

½ cup oil

DIRECTIONS

1. In a mixer fitted with a dough hook, combine the dough ingredients. Add a little more flour if the dough is very sticky.

2. Refrigerate the dough overnight or for a few hours.

3. Preheat the oven to 350°.

4. Scoop the dough into small balls, approximately 1 oz. each, and place these on a lined cookie sheet.

5. Mix together the streusel topping ingredients, then top each ball with streusel.

6. Bake for 15 minutes.

Yield: Approximately 48 cookies.

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SIMANIM SALAD

A spectacular salad to grace your Yom Tov table!

INGREDIENTS

2 T. honey

2 T. maple syrup

1 tray of mini rainbow carrots (approximately 15 pieces)

1 red apple

1 leek

1 (8 oz.) bag spring mix greens or Romaine lettuce

Arils (seeds) of 1 pomegranate

DRESSING

2 T. honey

1 T. lemon juice

¼ tsp. salt

2 T. oil

Dash black pepper

DIRECTIONS

1. Preheat the oven to 450°.

2. Combine the honey and maple syrup, and pour this over the carrots. Roast the glazed carrots for 30 minutes. Let cool.

3. Slice the apple thinly.

4. Clean and slice the leek.

5. Combine all the salad ingredients.

6. Mix together the dressing ingredients. Pour the dressing over the salad.

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INGREDIENTS

½ cup honey

½ cup water

Arils (seeds) of 1 pomegranate

1 red apple, cored and thinly sliced

1 green apple, cored and thinly sliced

2 cups red wine

2 cups pomegranate juice

1 cup grape juice

DIRECTIONS

1. Heat the honey and water in a small saucepan over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the honey is completely dissolved in the water. Do not boil. Remove this mixture from the heat and let it cool.

2. Place the pomegranate arils (seeds) in the bottom of your pitcher. Layer the apple slices on top of the seeds.

3. Pour the red wine into the pitcher. Add the pomegranate juice, grape juice, and honey mixture.

4. Stir gently with a long handled spoon to blend all the flavors.

5. Place the pitcher into the refrigerator to chill for at least 2 hours before serving. This will allow the flavors to blend further.

6. Stir again before serving.

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20 oz. frozen pizza

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crumbs:

1 cup flour

½ stick margarine

⅓ cup sugar

Glaze:

½ c. confectioners sugar

1 Tbsp. oil

2 Tbsp. boiling water

Directions:

Roll out dough to 24x12 inch rectangle. Spread pretzel cream evenly over dough and roll up jelly roll style. Cut into ½ inch slices.

Place all buns on a lined cookie sheet. Sprinkle crumbs over buns. Bake at 350°F for approx. 20 minutes or until golden.

Combine all glaze ingredients and drizzle over cooled buns.

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE ICONIC TESCHER’S SHOES

Back in 1975, Mr. Chaim Baruch and Hindy Tescher founded the first Tescher’s shoe store on Sixteenth Avenue. That store has since become a Brooklyn landmark; with five decades of happy shoe-wearers, Tescher’s is still up and running (bear with me — the shoe industry is a minefield of puns) and as up to date as always. In fact, the name “Tescher” has become synonymous with quality shoes, expert fit, and that inviting leather smell that always makes you feel like it’s a special time of year.

“Shoes are practically in my genes,” says Mrs. Tescher. “My father owned Mehring’s Shoe Store in Williamsburg, and we operated Tescher’s in Boro Park for close to 50 years.”

That’s a lot of shoes.

Join us for a roundtable talk with the Teschers — both senior and junior — for tips, tales and trivia as they look back at the journey of thousands of steps over the last 50 years.

The Tescher’s Team

Mr. Chaim Baruch and Hindy Tescher: Founders of the Tescher’s brand. They opened the first store in 1975 in Brooklyn.

Fischer: Daughter of the senior Teschers, who operates the Yerushalayim branch of the store and serves customers from all over Israel.

Daughter of the senior Teschers, who operates the Lakewood branch of the store.

Mrs. Malky (Tescher)

Mrs. Leah (Tescher) Friedman:

Tescher Tales

A steady client once came in with her son, who was toeing-in significantly. She said her pediatrician had assured her that he would outgrow the problem. But I had been following the child’s progress for some time, and I saw he wasn’t outgrowing the problem at all, and he wasn’t going up in shoe size. I shared my concerns with the mother and explained that I didn’t care about the cosmetic aspect, but something seemed wrong.

Mothers often tell me that their child is tripping frequently. A too-small shoe is often the cause of that, but if they come in and the shoe fits, I advise parents to check their child’s ears for fluid, since that affects their balance. I take a holistic approach when assessing each child.

I once noticed that a child hadn’t gone up in size for a couple of seasons. I shared my concern with the mother, and she followed up with the pediatrician. The child was diagnosed with celiac. Once it was managed properly, he started growing rapidly. Although he went through many pairs of shoes very quickly, his mother was grateful for each new pair she bought.

When mothers ask me if I think the shoes I’m recommending will last the whole season, I tell them, “You want your child to grow more than I do!”

—Malky Fischer, Tescher’s of Yerushalayim

To be on the safe side, she followed my advice and visited the orthopedist. He kept her there from ten o’clock a.m. until four p.m. for a full blood work-up and x-rays. When the results were in, he called all the nurses on the floor to show them the results. The child was diagnosed with rickets, a rare bone disease caused by a severe vitamin D deficiency.

Baruch Hashem, they caught it on time. Rickets is reversible only when it’s diagnosed early enough to correct the damage. Within three months of being treated, the child was walking regularly and went up three shoe sizes!

Had she gone store-hopping, the problem easily could have gone undiagnosed. I realized something was wrong only because I was familiar with this child and knew all the siblings, and his gait and size were so different.

Busy Season

There are many busy seasons. Before Pesach, before camp, and before the first snowstorm are all hectic, but nothing beats the back to school season — which is Erev Yom Tov at the same time. And school shoes are one pair you cannot skip. Does anyone know a kid whose summer footwear still resembles shoes?

—Leah Friedman, Tescher’s of Lakewood

Contrary to what people believe, fitting shoes is not as easy as just measuring for size and squeezing the toe. In addition, supportive shoes for young children help create good posture.

—Mrs. Hindy Tescher, Founder

Leave the matching for the Shabbos outfits, and allow each child to get a pair of shoes that fit their feet. It’s more than just a fashion item; shoes support their entire body. Mothers often ask me for “the best pair in the store,” but that’s like asking for the best medicine in the pharmacy. Each child has a different foot and the shoe that fits their foot best is their “best pair.”

—Leah Friedman, Tescher’s of Lakewood

Even though you might not see the benefits of a good shoe now, it affects the child’s development. You’ll be grateful years down the line. About orthotics: orthopedists don’t encourage arches until the foot stops growing. A properly fitted shoe is often the best choice.

—Malky Fischer, Tescher’s of Yerushalayim

For a Great Fit For the First Pair

The ideal time to buy shoes for a baby is as soon as he can walk across the room. If you wait too long, the baby starts curling his toes to balance and that negatively impacts the way he walks.

The first five years of a child’s life are crucial for their foot development. That’s when the bones grow and form the feet. If new walkers don’t get shoes right away, they put strain on the muscles to keep their balance on slippery floors. We recommend lightweight, flexible, and supportive shoes.

—Mrs. Hindy Tescher, Founder

Shop after your baby naps. That’s when your child will be the happiest and most cooperative.

—Leah Friedman, Tescher’s of Lakewood

Most Shoes Bought at Once

We once had a customer who shopped with three kids. She bought 50 pairs of shoes at once!

Another customer would come every six months with her two children and buy 24 pairs of shoes between the two of them.

I am treated with respect.

I feel heard and cared for.

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I can take time and space for myself.

I can express an opinion even if it means disagreeing.

I can change my mind.

I can set limits that feel right to me.

I feel safe in my relationship at all times.

You don’t even have to say your name.

For School Shoes

Whenever possible, schedule your shoe shopping early in the day. The kids are less cranky, there are fewer shoppers and the salespeople can give you more individual service.

—Mrs. Hindy Tescher, Founder

The most overwhelmed mothers are those who shop with all their children at once. Just like your pediatrician won’t see more than three children at a time, think of shoe shopping as an appointment.

—Malky Fischer, Tescher’s of Yerushalayim

Children have so much to contend with on the first day of school. At least their brand-new shoes shouldn’t hurt! Allow your child to wear their shoes for a couple of hours before school starts to help them break into them.

—Leah Friedman, Tescher’s of Lakewood

When you come to buy shoes, make sure your child is wearing the hosiery they’ll be wearing with the shoes you’re buying. Shoes fit differently on thin lycra tights and thick, cotton socks.

—Malky Fischer, Tescher’s of Yerushalayim

Smallest Shoe

The smallest size we carry is size 16. We go to great lengths (another pun, sorry) to carry shoes for preemies, children with developmental delays and those with really small or large shoe sizes.

How did this journey start and evolve?

As with many things in life, it just sort of happened.

I wasn’t particularly planning on going into this line. But someone I’m close with had a child with Down Syndrome and she was looking for the right shoe to support her son’s development. I invited her for a private appointment at the store and helped her out.

Later, she took her child to his physical therapist, one of the best in Israel. He examined the shoes and asked her, “Who fit these shoes for you?” He was amazed at the precise fit and started sending his clients to me.

Once, when I called to ask him what he had in mind for a certain client, he replied, “I know therapy, you know shoes.”

I have clients who travel three hours to see me because their providers send them. We’re in the process of setting up measuring stations in daycares so parents can place orders remotely. I hope this will save the kids and their parents the hassle of the long trip.

—Malky Fischer, Tescher’s of Yerushalayim

My story is kind of similar. Therapists evaluating children have often commented on the good fit of their clients’ shoes and started referring their other clients to me.

—Leah Friedman, Tescher’s of Lakewood

Working with these children has taught me a lot. It teaches us all to be grateful that our kids ruin their shoes every season; it’s a sign of a healthy child. These mothers yearn for their children to ruin their shoes from use or to go up in size. It’s a heartfelt wish when I tell my customers, “Tzireis es gezinterheit,” tear them in good health.

—Mrs. Hindy Tescher, Founder

Shoes are integral to a person’s posture because the soles of the feet support the spine. Chazal instruct a person to sell all of his belongings in order to buy shoes, if necessary (Shabbos 129a). Chazal don’t say this about anything else; they recognized the importance of shoes. In fact, on Tisha B’av, one may not wear leather shoes because a proper pair of shoes is a real source of comfort.

Hatzlacha to all Yiddishe kinderlach on the new school year. May you use your shoes for many mitzvos, and may we all run to greet Moshiach soon!

Esti Steinmetz contributed reporting.

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MRS. CHANI SHELBY

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

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The season is changing!

You see it in the muted hues in stores, hear it in the higher pitch of the wind, feel it in the evening’s new chill. Among visions of pumpkin soup and warm chestnuts, cozy socks and chunky sweaters, are you entertaining the notion of hunkering down indoors?

Not if you’re a morning walker. Not if you honor the outdoors — and your own health — with a daily invigorating walk in the fresh air. I’ve had the heart-pumping pleasure of talking to three morning walkers who put pins in every negative walking myth I ever heard, and infused me with serious FOMO. Get your sneakers on and put your best foot forward, because after this read you’ll be rarin’ to go!

MRS. IDY RATNER

Just talking to this woman ups my adrenaline levels. The beginning of her journey coincides with my current life stage and I’m left with the burning takeaway: If she could, so can I

Mrs. Ratner* has a good fifteen years of walking under her belt, with the last ten on a steady basis.

“My first five years of walking had more breaks because I had young kids home,” she reminisces. But it seems she’s passed down her good habits. “Now my daughters are at that stage, loading toddlers into strollers after the school buses leave.”

Mrs. Ratner walks with a partner, “a very important factor,” she emphasizes, “because you don’t have the option of being lazy. If I don’t want to go, my partner schleps me along. Also, the timing you decide on is something that becomes a must and you stick to it. No waiting to do this or that, because then that walk won’t happen.”

Walking is second nature to Mrs. Ratner by now. “You wash negel vasser every day, brush your

teeth… and I walk. It has to become part of your routine.”

What timing works best, I want to know, and Mrs. Ratner says 9:00 a.m. is her current starting time.

“I walked at different times during different stages, when I scheduled according to my kids’ bus schedules. In the summer, I used to go early in the morning and in the winter I went later because of the cold.”

And talking of seasons, Mrs. Ratner opines that winter is the best time to walk. “It’s easier to walk in the cold, and we brisk-walk, we don’t do leisure strolls, so this gets our hearts to pump faster. Winter walks are a pleasure, I bundle up with whatever I need.” That can range from just coat to coat, gloves, earmuffs, and extra sweater, but no matter. These partners walk.

The only time they don’t walk is when the streets are icy.

How does this ardent walker manage the no-walk days? She doesn’t take off, that’s for sure! She and partner are both treadmill owners and they call each other and walk at home — in tandem.

I picture a conversation peppered with gasps and ask Mrs. Ratner if she and her friend can even talk. “Sure,” she says. “After years of walking, we can.”

Mrs. Ratner moves on enthusiastically to the perks of walking. “Steady walking in the morning gives you a huge amount of energy throughout the day. It helps you sleep better at night.”

Here she cautions the uninitiated to ease into it. “If you’re not consistent, you feel weak. You have to build up slowly. The first week will be hard, the second easier, and then you’ll start loving it.”

And what it does for one’s health! Says Mrs. Ratner, “My doctors are happy. Doing exercise stimulates your hormones to release serotonin, a mood stabilizer. It’s so calming. In fact, whenever my kids start krechtzing that they don’t have koach, I tell them to exercise every day. And they do. They partner up and do night walks.”

If you’re lucky to be a walker yourself and are mentally plating your food the entire way back because walking somehow makes you ravenous, it’s great to hear what one dietician told Mrs. Ratner, after she described her high-carb, postwalk breakfast.

“That dietician said that if you eat (a high-carb meal) right after you exercise, it’s fine. The workout klaps down your sugar like the insulin diabetics give themselves.”

WALKING MYTHS

My excuses for not walking can rival my kids excuses for not going to bed. The myths I’ve amused myself with! I move around all day anyway, I need a partner, I don’t have time, it’s not good for me pre- or post-baby, I’ll be too tired afterward and won’t be able to work, I won’t have koach for the kids. And on and on.

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Mrs. Ratner adds another perk. “When you need to walk somewhere far on Shabbos and Yom Tov, you’re so able and okay.”

She’s quick to point out the many benefits, walking isn’t everything. Yes, it’s free; yes, it’s accessible; but exercise for body toning is necessary, too.

By now I’m hooked. I’m just curious how steady walkers keep it up. What motivates them?

For Mrs. Ratner, it’s “my partner, and the great feeling of walking. That breeds more success. I’ve had times that I stopped and started, what with babies, weddings, and my own kimpeturins coming home. I’ve taken breaks. But I feel the difference and want to get back, and I do! My partner and I walk every walkable day, on Erev Pesach, on Chol Hamoed. And when my partner takes her breaks, I go by myself, even if it’s not too exciting.”

Steady walking usually brings plenty of social opportunities, I’d imagine. Do people want to stop and schmooze? Does it or does it not hamper the walking process?

“It doesn’t happen so often that we really stop. We meet other walkers who are obviously well on their way and not up for stopping. Sometimes we meet someone, pause for a bit, and secretly rejoice with the little break, but this doesn’t happen often enough to really impact our progress.”

Did anything interesting ever happen en route?

“No, baruch Hashem. But walking itself is an amazing experience. It brings clarity to the mind. You get to see people and the changing in-

frastructure of the town, which is a great outlet for stay-at-home moms. I myself get to wave to my happily waiting einiklach. And having a partner keeps me at it without undue rigidity — we can always reschedule.”

And that’s how this busy mommy and bobby makes walking work for her. I’m inspired!

MRS. MALKY WEISS

I am especially eager to speak to Mrs. Weiss because she does not walk with a partner, on principle. Since I love a good argument, I’m all psyched up to hear the opposing view after Mrs. Ratner’s partner-lauding, and yes, talking to Mrs. Weiss does broaden my mind. With her effervescent personality, I also feel, as we speak, that I’m running hills with her.

With less time in the running than Mrs. Ratner but very motivated, Mrs. Weiss has been at this for over three years.

Why does she do it?

“It gives me energy and puts me into a good mood. When I come back from that walk, I’m energized and really ready to start my day. Especially in the winter! The cold, crisp air — it’s amazing what it does to me. My drive isn’t weight loss, just the energy.” But even with that last disclaimer, Mrs. Weiss does say she includes hills in her walks, to add a real workout.

I feel just about ready to join! When’s the best time to walk? Mrs. Weiss says she likes to do it first thing in the morning.

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“I wait for my kids’ buses and leave with them. I find that if I go back into the house just to do a few things, I lose the drive. At one point I would wake up earlier than the kids and walk then, but that was real mesirus nefesh Yet even now, I do it before I start my day.”

Do different times work, too, though? How about a change of venue?

Mrs. Weiss did night walks for a while. “I’d leave my husband with the kids and run out at night. I’d also walk on the treadmill sometimes, but it doesn’t compare.”

So it seems that walks in the mornings win, hands down.

And here come the perks!

“On days that I’m so tired that all I want is a nap, I do my walk first. And then I don’t think of napping anymore. Another side benefit of walking is that I get to drink the right amount of water. I aim for at least eight cups a day, and with two cups before the walk and two cups after, I’m well on my way quite early in the day.”

This woman’s enthusiasm is so contagious that I wonder if she ever has any challenges to her routine. Surprise, she does.

“I can’t walk in the snow. I’m not from Boro Park and I didn’t grow up with snow, so even a small coating frightens me. And extreme heat also doesn’t work.”

Does that stop her? Not at all.

“In the summers, I try to walk between 7:00 to 8:00 in the morning, to beat the rising temperatures. And when I need to stop in the winter, it’s not hard for me to get right back to it, because of what the walking does for me.”

And here it comes, the clincher.

“I don’t walk with a partner, davka! I want convenience, not pressure. Once or twice people asked to partner with me, to which I said, ‘No offense, but I love walking on my own.’ Walking is my time and I love to give my mind the space to wander and float. In the last two years though, I joined Rebbetzin Tukachinsky’s course, so I listen to that. And let me tell you, that course gives me the impetus to walk more. While I generally aim for 35 minutes, I sometimes go over the time while I’m listening to the lectures.”

As an introvert, all this really jives with me. It’s so great to hear how walking can work for all types of people in their own way. Which brings me to my next question, about meet-

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“I actually meet a lot of ‘regulars,’ but we’re all walking, so we greet each other and move on. I even have an Asian ‘regular’ who I pass every day, a sweet lady who I greet each morning.”

When I ask if anything interesting ever happened on her walk, Mrs. Weiss’s answer echoes Mrs. Ratner’s: “No, baruch Hashem!”

And it seems the ladies like it that way — no drama to distract them from their daily dose of goodness.

MRS. BLIMI KLEIN

Talking to this sprightly mother and grandmother of many leaves me with a fervent thought of im yirtzeh Hashem by me! A walker for over three decades, Mrs. Klein sums it up with passion and wit: “Walking is good for the mind, the body, and the people looking out the window!”

This veteran’s tip is to walk with a close neighbor, because if you’re in sight of each other daily it’s that much easier to get going, or at least make plans to. “No waiting for each other. My neighbor and I walk every single day for half an hour.”

After more than 30 years on the road, walking isn’t getting easier. “But we still enjoy it,” asserts Mrs. Klein. “It’s great for the mind, and my goal is always to walk better.”

I question Mrs. Klein on her motivation for walking and I get a shrug over the phone lines. “It’s just a good thing to do. It’s good to know you did something for yourself at the beginning of the day, you got dressed and out.” And by “dressed” she in-

cludes a sheitel, of course. Every millennial bone in my body is in awe of that.

“I know every dent of my walk by heart, but the hills are hard,” says this former city-dweller. When I mention the workout bonus that comes with the hills, Mrs. Klein (who differs from the other walkers I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with in that she doesn’t walk for the workout) is quick to point out the other pleasures she encounters along the way.

“We have our friends in the street. I pass my kids’ houses and I can wave to my einiklach. And walking builds up an appetite!”

All well and good, because again, according to the fitness gurus out there, eating soon after a workout is less intense on the body.

Which is another advantage to the long list of the benefits of walking. I don’t know about you, but I just need to find my walking shoes!

AUTHOR’S POSTSCRIPT: Writing this article energized me for real! I asked my neighbor to partner with me. She wasn’t sure if she could commit, so while I waited for her answer, I tried walking a few times myself. What should I say, ladies — all that the interviewees claimed is true! I forgot my tiredness. I came back refreshed and full of life, ready to tackle my endless list of things that a mommy does every single day on a loop. Best of all, my toddler was thrilled with the outings in her stroller, and even better, came back adorably drowsy and ready for her morning nap. Wins all over the place!

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SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2001.

Two planes, hijacked by Islamic terrorists, flew directly into the Twin Towers, the centerpiece of the World Trade Center in Manhattan. Both towers imploded, killing close to 3,000 people.

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Where were you on 9/11?

It’s a question I get every year, when my children come home from school after learning about a historic event called 9/11.

On that day, they’re taught, terrorists crashed planes into the Twin Towers and other locations, killing thousands of people.

And every year, when I look at the papers their teachers have given out and listen to what their teachers — who were too young to remember that fateful day — had to say, the memories come rushing back.

Though over two decades have passed since that sunny September day, I will never forget it. I was in school when rumors began to fly about an attack in the city. I remember the panic and fear, and how our principal assembled us in the auditorium to say Tehillim.

That’s when the school’s fire alarm started to blare.

Girls jumped up and shrieked, sure that the terrorists were targeting our school, too. Looking back, I realize that the principal was just as terrified as we were, but she managed to restore order and dismissed us for the day. Since no one knew yet what was really going on, or where the next attack would take place, it seemed the safest option.

In retrospect, I wish I could have stayed in school. The rest of that day loomed before me, a cocktail of fear, disbelief, and intense sadness. News reporters spoke in incredulous tones of people jumping from the top floors of the towers, of New York City’s glorious landmark collapsing like a pile of toy blocks. It was hard, impossible, to come to terms with what had happened.

That afternoon, I took a walk to the shore just a few blocks from my house, where there had once been a beautiful view of the Manhattan landscape. Where the towers had stood, stretching to the heavens, a thick gray plume of smoke spiraled upward.

It was heart-wrenching and humbling.

A week later, we assembled in shul on Rosh Hashanah, still reeling from the events of that tragic day.

It was time for chazaras hashatz of Shacharis. The shul was quiet as we waited for the chazzan to begin.

But he didn’t.

Instead, the sound of weeping broke out in the men’s section. On the other side of the mechitzah, the chazzan’s wife sat and sobbed as she murmured the names of her husband’s coworkers. Her husband had worked on one of the upper floors of the Twin Towers. By a miracle, he had come to work a few minutes late that day, and was still riding the elevator when the plane struck.

His coworkers were not so lucky.

Never before had the words of davening rung so true to us: How many will pass from the world… Who will live, and who will die… Who will die at his intended time, and who will not die at his intended time… Who by fire… Who by strangulation… Who by stoning… Who will live with serenity and who will be distraught…

There was not a dry eye in the shul.

Later, when we went to say Tashlich, the smoke still rose over the scene of death and devastation. People came, stared, and asked Hashem to forgive their sins.

This year, I know, my children will once again ask me about the day they only know from history lessons. And I will tell them what it was like, on that long-ago day.

And at the same time, I will whisper a tefillah that Hashem spread His protection over His nation, and that this longlasting galus should end.

THE SHUL WAS QUIET AS WE WAITED FOR THE CHAZZAN TO BEGIN. BUT INSTEAD, THE SOUND OF WEEPING BROKE OUT IN THE MEN’S SECTION

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“So you think Sunday will be best?” I asked, flipping the pages of the calendar. I was standing in my kitchen in Yerushalayim, talking on the phone to my mother, who was standing in her kitchen in Brooklyn. My father had left the house almost an hour earlier.

He was running late for his 9:00 a.m. meeting because of selichos, which he refused to skip or rush through. He had tried to get a ride that would get him there on time, but at the last minute that didn’t work out. He went anyway, just a little late.

My mother and I were finalizing plans for my family’s trip to the United States for the seudas hodaah in honor of my grandfather’s 100th birthday. All of the cousins would be there, too, as Zeidy really wanted all his descendants to be part of the celebration. We scheduled the event for Chanukah, the anniversary of my grandparents’ arrival in the United States. They had come to the U.S. in 1937, on one of the last boats to make it out of Europe before World War II. In fact, that was the final trip for the boat they had traveled on, the Pilsudski; it was bombed on its next voyage.

My mother was discussing the details of our upcoming flight when I heard my sister’s voice in the background. She had just come into the house and was telling my mother that a plane had crashed into one of the Twin Towers.

The Twin Towers. Where my father’s meeting was being held!

My mother said something that I didn’t catch. Then the phone went dead.

The international calls simply overwhelmed the capacity of the telephone infrastructure, and for hours we couldn’t get through. The new reports were confusing and frightening. Was it an accident? That idea was quickly dispelled as additional planes crashed and burned. A

terror attack, in the United States? Wait, wasn’t the U.S. practically invincible, with its government constantly lecturing Israel to “show restraint” when Yidden were killed in terror attacks on the streets of Yerushalayim? The news was hard to believe. The pictures were even worse.

Late that evening, those of us who were overseas finally got word that my father was okay. He had taken the subway to downtown Manhattan that morning, and there’s a section where the train crosses over the river. The train was on the bridge and my father was actually looking out the window when he saw the unbelievable sight of a plane flying directly at the North Tower and crashing into it. My father turned to the man sitting next to him and said, “There’s just been a terrorist attack.”

The man shook his head. “You’re delusional,” he said. Like other people, this man’s initial reaction was that it must be just a terrible accident.

My father didn’t make it to his meeting that day. That was a good thing, since so many of his colleagues never made it out, never made it home.

Hundreds of tiny details joined together that morning to make my father just a few minutes late. Exactly how long selichos took. The ride that didn’t work out. The train he missed, the train he caught. Myriad details that were clearly arranged only by the Master Conductor, Who arranged and is arranging all the details of our lives, exactly as they’re meant to be.

THE TWIN TOWERS. THAT’S WHERE MY FATHER’S MEETING WAS BEING HELD! THEN THE PHONE WENT DEAD

BURNING REALIZATION

An unfortunate historical fact, that’s what 9/11 was to me. An emotionless fact.

I’m from the generation that does not have significant memories of the attack. I was three and a half when the planes hit the towers. If I close my eyes and spiral down the tunnel of memory lane, I can reach a hazy, lingering memory of my mother pointing up to the sky, gray clouds spreading overhead. Maybe she had indicated that it was getting dark, or a thunderstorm was about to hit. Maybe it was 9/11. It’s hard to know for sure.

As I grew up, I learned about what happened on that day. I knocked down Lego towers as a child, yelling, “The Twin Towers!” It was fun and thrilling. The magnitude of the tragedy passed right by me.

ABut one day, as an adult, I came across pictures of the attack. They were images I had never seen before, at least not presented like this — a step by step replay of the attack. I stared in horror: An airplane is slicing through the sky, heading sharply toward one of the Twin Towers. Another image, smoke rising from the point of impact, exploding fires writhing like beasts from the underworld.

I began to shake. There was a picture of people standing on the ground, shock stamped on their faces, staring upward. Their expressions were contorted in terror and fear. I knew what they were thinking: There are people in there! I knew what they were feeling, the sickening horror. I knew because staring at those images, that was exactly how I felt.

The shock overwhelmed me. I was trembling, sweating, weak and cold. I just sat there, weeping uncontrollably over a tragedy that had occurred 21 years earlier. The enormity of the loss was impossible to process. People in those towers were burned alive. People with entire lives,

people with loved ones, people with goals and dreams. Close to three thousand people died! I couldn’t wrap my brain around it.

I tried to find meaning in this. I was taught that everything happens for a reason, and we need to try to find a lesson in all that transpires in our life.

I tried to take apart the numbers. Nine is for… the ninth of Av. And what does 11 represent? What number month is Av? I count from Tishrei and reach 11. This realization startles me. The dates of 9/11 and Tishah B’Av share numbers!

The realization strikes me: We had a majestic, glorious Beis Hamikdash that our enemies burned. How often was that just an unfortunate historical fact to me? How often was it just an ancient story that my teachers relayed, without my absorbing the gravity of the loss?

Can I open my heart and imagination, and weep bitterly over its destruction? If I was able to cry over a tragedy that occurred two decades ago, I can weep for our own nation’s tragedy that occurred two millennia ago.

I closed my eyes, thought about the suffering of our nation. It aroused flames in my heart. I let pain and yearning engulf me. I let it sear and scorch the crevices and contours of my heart, and instinctively, I cried out for Mashiach.

The pictures of the destruction of the Twin Towers ignited a profound emotional understanding of the pain of the Churban Beis Hamikdash.

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Women suffer from foot problems four times as much as men. Those four-inch spikes are responsible for that agonizing reality.

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As flat as your feet are, your entire foot is never flat on the ground. The weight shifts from the heel to the outside of the foot, to the midline and then the inside, ending with a push-off at the big toe.

If you count, you probably have 26 bones in each foot. Some people are blessed with more — if you have extra or accessory toes. Fourteen of the 26 are found in the toes. Each toe consists of three bones — except the big toe, which has only two.

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1. Gather round the table to play a family game of Boggle, using this Boggle board.

2. Once you have a winner, fill out the form below in its entirety.

3. Email the form to comments@thebpview.com or fax to 718-408-8771 by Sunday at midnight.

4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a $15 gift card at Judaica Corner!

PLAYING RULES:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word.

The following are not allowed in Boggle:

Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns

• Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms

POINTS

4-letter words: 2 points

5-letter words: 3 points

6-letter words: 5 points

7-letter words: 7 points

8-letter words: 9 points

9+ letters: 12 points

R I O

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AC B P

N T S S K O E M K

Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________

Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________

Full name of winner: _________________ Amount of points: __________

Full names of competing players: List some words only the winner found:

The longest word found on the board: _____________________________

A new word you learned from the board: __________________________

Only complete forms will be entered into the drawing.

G U 264 www.thebpview.com 718.408.8770 The Boro Park View September 6, 2023

BOGGLE WINNER

Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Elbaum, 718-xxx-3003

Name of winner: Tova

Amount of points: 46

Names of competing players: Elky

Some words only the winner found: lack, gold, drab, drug, hack

The longest word found on the board: blackboard

BOGGLE WINNER

Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Berg, 718-xxx-8988

Name of winner: Mommy

Amount of points: 67

Names of competing players: Malky, Chaya’la

Some words only the winner found: soda, dusk, hack, gold, dock

The longest word found on the board: blackboard

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Classifieds

FOR SALE

NEOCATE/BABY FORMULA

Neocate $46.99 per can. Kendamil Similac L’Mehadrin in stock!! We buy off any formula for a good price and trade as well. Call for other types of formulas. New! Option of shipping case of 6 Kendamil directly to you from England. Formula Trade 347.369.4886

BOOSTER SEAT

Grey OXO Tot Nest Booster

Seat $40 (unused, originally $60) Call or text 347-3952504

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE (Car, truck, van, Suv) Help build children. Get $1,500 tax deduction + $500 Gift card or we pay cash for cars too. 718974-9428

CANON CAMERAS

2ND HAND

Many Models In Stock! New: Big Shipment Of Gorgeous G16. New Location 87 Penn Suite 111 Call 347 871 2330

DINING ROOM SET

Brand new beautiful dining room set from Accentuations, Table & 8 chairs. Selling for $3,600. Call 347-889-0056

DOONA STROLLER

Doona Stroller, multiple colors available! cll/txt 1-201614-4045

BUGABOO BOARD

Brand new bugaboo board for sale $50, call 845-371-6533

AWNING FOR SALE

10x14 ft. awning for sale

$800. excellent condition 718437-7585

REAL ESTATE

MIAMI BEACH

Newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570

SHORT TERM APT.

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Apt. Located 51 & 12 avail weekend, weekly, monthly. Freshly renovated, fully furnished, linen & towels and all amenities. Call or Text: 347-485-4149 or 347678-6565

SUKKOS IN CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA

Beautiful villas with saltwater heated pool on gorgeous property. All amenities and kitchen accessories included. Near shul & Kosher grocery. Great rates for Chodesh Tishrei! call/text 917-754-3679/347224-5574

LOT FOR SALE

Nonprofit org auctioning off (Trustee sale) 30,000 sq ft commercial lot near mall, South Brundswood NJ. Also, 25,000 sq ft Comm. Building in Madera, PA 212-470-1708 lv msg

OFFICE SPACE

Office space for rent boro park prime location 13 ave /46 street 8 by 10 feet long term 917 8626346

OFFICE FOR RENT

55th Street, 11th Ave., Bsmt flat office space for rent, 347 661 5900.

FURNISHED APT 54 & 13

2 BR Hotel style fully furnished apt. Full Kitch/ Bath, W/D. Excellent for Ch/ Kallah, or Simchas. 718-6860909/ 347-524-7686

MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA

Carriage Club North. Beautiful 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, Ground floor. Call: 347.499.0031

WEST PALM BEACH No. 1 Real Estate Broker. Aaron Rose 561.308.5766

MONSEY SUMMER RENTAL

Beautiful fully furnished Shabbos equipped 3 bedroom 2 bath house. Call/ whatsapp 718-541-0292

LAKEHOUSE VILLA

Luxurious 3 bedroom lake house villa in Case Grande Arizona. Private pool fully stocked kosher kitchen. 520.251.4459

HIGHLAND MILLS RENTAL (NEAR KJ)

Fully furnished beautiful spacious house. 4 bedrooms available daily, weekly and weekends. Linen, towels and all amenities. Beautiful private grounds with heated pool. Near shul. Call/Text/ WhatsApp 917 705-9667

AIRMONT RENTAL

Fully furnished house, 5 bedrooms, available for weekend, weekly and monthly. Linen, Towels and all amenities. Beautiful Deck, Lg playground, near shul. Call 347-485-4149/ 347-678-6565

PRIVATE HOUSE SHORT TERM

Fully equipped furnished 7 bedroom house (18+beds) with linen/towels hotel style in Blooming Grove. Rent for days, weeks, or weekends. Breathtaking beautiful grounds. Call/text 845-2385633

UPSTATE SUKKOS RENTAL

Beautiful 8+ Bedroom House (23 beds) with sukkah in South Fallsburg. Heated pool. Next door to Shul. Call/text 845-502-6289

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ENDORSED BY MANY RABUNIM

PARNASSAH SHIDDUCHIM HEALTH NACHAS CHILDREN SUCCESS SHALOM BAYIS

Job ID: 2239

Looking for a BIG BROTHER

To assist A 16 year old girl

Daily

Aug. 17 - Sep. 6

Job ID: 4683 Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To assist A 8 year old girl

Daily after school

Job ID: 1255 Looking for a BEST FRIEND

Job ID: 4690

Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To be-friend A 13 year old boy Shabbos Afternoon

Job ID: 1826 Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To assist with chores A 24 year old girl

Sundays & Daily after school

Job ID: 1281 Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To assist with chores A 14 year old girl

Friday Evening, Motze Shabbos, & Sunday

Job ID: 3456 Looking for a KIDS’ BEST FRIEND

To assist with activities A 8 year old boy

Sunday 10:00am - 5:00pm Mon-Thurs 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Job

Crown Heights

To assist with goals A 12 year old girl

Daily After school

Job ID: 1547 Looking for a BEST FRIEND

Crown Heights

To be-friend A 21 year old girl

Sundays & Evenings 7:00pm - 8:00pm

To

To assist and be-friend A 20 year old girl

Sun, Mon, & Thurs. 4:00pm - 7:00pm

Job ID: 1608

Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To assist A 13 year old girl

(wheelchair bound girl)

Friday, Shabbos, & Sunday

Job ID: 1493

Looking for a BEST FRIEND

To accomany A 25 year old girl

Fri. & Shabbos 3-5pm Sunday 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Job ID: 4725 Looking for a BIG SISTER

To assist A 6 year old girl

Classifieds

SUKKOS RENTAL

White Lake: Magnificent

8 BR / 5BA house available for Sukkos. Sleeps 20+. Near Lapidus Bungalow Colony. $4500 full Sukkos / $1000 discount to bring your own sukkah. Call 718-865-8595 / text 607-341-1224

LINDEN VACATION

Exlusive brand new fully- furnished house, all amenities included, sleeps 11+crib, 8min walk to shuls Beautiful In-ground Heated pool. Call/Text 601-675-2665/ Crownprincevilla@gmail. com

VACATION HOMES FOR RENT

Woodridge vacation homes for rent yearround. Fully renovated & up to date air conditioned & heated worth 2 pools, swing set, playgrounds, on approx 15 acres of grass. 3 houses: 2 bdrm/1 bth this just has a kitchen (no dining room or washer dryer), 3bdrm/2 bths & 5bdrm/2bth. Linen & towels incl. Can be rented together or separately. For more info Call 718-215-1609 ext 103 or email Woodridgehousesforrent@gmail.com. Or visit us online & see pics at www.yasharmanagement.com

HOUSE RENTAL SHORT TERM

8 Bedroom House with pool, jaccuzi and Sauna in the Spring Valley area available for Shabbos & Yom Tov 845499-7445

KOSHER RENTAL

Large 8 BR / 5 BA ++ Mon-Thurs $350 / night (minimum 3 nights) Fri-Sun $1500, No additional fees. More information www. whitelakehome.com Call 718865-8595 Text 607-341-1224

CATSKILLS

Never seen before! Just completed Mansion. Enjoy the colony, and still relax in privacy. 4 MBR w/ priv bath & balconies, jacuzzi , VIP master suite, 21+ beds. Eye-catching panorama. Available for weekends & Sukkos. Other options also available. 347-931-4731

CAMPUS RENTAL

Beautiful Campus available in the Catskills for a Yeshiva, Shabbton, Sukkos or Faimly get together shul dining room and mikva on premises 7326062845

MONSEY RENTAL

Vilchovitz, Viznitz area. Rent a beautiful 2 or 3 bedroom apartment with porch for weekdays/ weekends. Towels/ Linen included. Brand new. 718-384-6214

LINDEN RETREAT

Beautiful Bright new 4 Bedroom house 9+ Beds, stunning in-ground pool. Trampoline w/Linen & Towels next to shuls & neighbors. Available Shabbos/Weekday/ Yomim Tovim. Call/Text (908) 409-3733 Email EnjoyLindenRetreat@gmail. com

FOR SALE

5604 14th Ave beautiful large brick 3 family+basement apt semi detached full length driveway email : lichtmanfamilytrust@gmail. com or 7328586366

HELP WANTED

JOB RESUME

Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do (new grads or experienced)! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email info@resumakerpro. com.

BABYSITTER NEEDED

Looking for a heimishe girl or lady to babysit every Sunday. Great pay! 347-668-9311

BOOKKEEPING JOB

BP Bookkeeping Office seeking female full time. Experience with QuickBooks and Excel required. Please call or text 347-683-8632

HIGHLAND MILLS

HOUSE FOR SUCCOS

Beautiful private luxury fully furnished 4 bedroom house (10 beds) with linen, towels, beautiful grounds. Rent it for entire Succos, Sukkah included. Call/txt/whtsap 917 705 9667

SUKKOS RENTAL

4 bedroom apartment available for sukos in center of BP for more info call 3479326524

SWAN LAKE

Book your ultimate family vacation experience!! 4 bedroom 2 bath private house with a big heated pool, kids playground and Fire pit. Near shul. Available for Sukkas. Call 347- 766-5167

SUMMER RENTAL

Private house in Monsey/ Chestnut Ridge for rent for weekends or during the week , 6 bedroom, 12 beds, private area, big private backyard, linen/towels included.. 5 minute walk to a shul call 8452639275 also available for Rosh Hashana or Sukkos with a sukkah

BCBA POSITION

Seeking BCBA to plan and supervise ABA program in chassidish sp-ed school. Yiddish speaking a must, exp. preferred. Email resume to school718438@gmail.com.

Camera repair service

We repair Canon, Sony and Nikon Cameras and Lenses.

Classifieds

TEACHER POSITIONS

Full time associate teacher positions, chassidish sped program. Graduates welcome, great training and heimish environment. Competitive Rate. Email resume to hr@yesodeibina. org.

KRIAH SPECIALIST

Seeking Kriah specialist to supervise Kriah program in chassidish sp-ed school. Yiddish speaking a must, exp. preferred. Email resume to school718438@gmail.com.

TITLE 1 TEACHER

Seeking a male Title 1 teacher to teach 6th grade math at Yeshiva in Boro Park from 2:00 PM-4:00 PM daily. Pay is $70 per hour. BA needed. Call/Text/Wa: 917.968.2292

ASSISTANT TEACHER

Assistant Teacher/Floater position available At Yeled V`Yalda Head Start in Boro Park. Great working environment and benefits. Candidate should have experience working with children. Responsibilities include bus matron duties. Please email to: jobs@yeled. org Or Call: 718.686.2415

AID/SUBSTITUDE

From 8:45 AM-2:45 PM. Friday 8:45-11:45 AM. Yeled V`Yalda Head Start in Canarsie. Please call: 718.209.1122

TODDLER GROUP ASSISTANT

Toddler group is seeking assistant. Please call 718-8541092

ASSISTANT TEACHER

Bais Yaakov-Shira Headstart is looking for an Assistant Teacher. Hours from 8:45 - 3:00. A degree is not necessary. Great pay and benefits. Please call Faigy Elias at 718-435-5755 ext. 245 or send resume to eliasf@ bjbp.org

PLAYGROUP TEACHERS & ASSISTANTS

Seeking warm and devoted teachers and assistants for a Yiddish speaking playgroup in Boro Park for after Sukkos! Great environment! Great pay! Call/leave msg 646-8875634

TITLE ONE TEACHER

Boro Park girls school seeks 1st-5th Grade Title One Literacy Teacher-afternoon hours. Email resume to reina.spitzer@ catapultlearning.com.

ASSISTANT TEACHERS

Yeled V`Yalda Head Start

Boro Park, Seeking Assistant Teachers, wonderful work environment, great pay, exp. with children, responsible & ability to multitask. Email to: RAbelsky@yeled.org Or Call: 718.686.3501

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Playgroup looking to hire experienced warm heimishe yiddish speaking teacher for the coming year. ft/pt. call 347-385-2955

DAYCARE TEACHER

Daycare looking for a teacher for after Sukkos, great pay! 646-494-3968

PLAYGROUP TEACHERS

Heimishe Playgroup in Williamsburg seeking for Sep. Playgroup Teachers & Assistant Teachers. Great pay very punctual weekly, will train. No degree required. Call: 917.763.2178

TEACHER ASSISTANTS

Yeled V`Yalda Early Head Start in Boro Park Seeking full time Teacher assistants for Sep. Excellent salary and benefits, Childcare included. Email resume: hdembinsky@ yeled.org

AFTERNOON TEACHER POSITION

Afternoon limudei kodesh teacher and associate teacher positions, chassidish sp-ed girls program. Exp. preferred, great environment. Email resume to school718438@gmail.com.

AFTERSCHOOL SEITS needed for home case at Higher rates. Call: 917.968.2292

Sale

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Looking for a calm, positive morning Morah to open up our doors in Lil Kinder playgroup 9:30AM. Please call: 845-693-1188 or 347909-6000

PRENURSERY CO-TEACHER

Cheder in bp seeking a pre nursery co teacher for after yom tov. Please email resume to jobsforcheder@gmail.com.

JOBS AVAILABLE

Part-time & Full-time jobs available. Email TopPartTimeJobs@ gmail.com

F/T POSITION

BP RE Management Office, Friendly environ (all female) Will train, some computer knowledge pref, email resume to resumesbpmgmt@ gmail.com. Flexible start date.

PROJECT MANAGER

Heimishe girls office in BP seeking project manager. Great opportunity for the right individual- must be creative, have the ability to brainstorm, know how to execute, and help take the brand to the next level. Creative grads welcome. Email: awomansworld60@

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is Hiring!

WILLIAMSBURG

AP/AR SPECIALIST

• The Accounts Payable Specialist will ensure that daily transactions are posted accurately and timely, and that goals set by leadership are met consistently and within regulatory and institutional guidelines.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

The ability to multi-task, problem solve, high attention to detail, and strong organization skills

WILLIAMSBURG

PRODUCT OWNER

• Experience in the development of payment processing products is required

• Oversee projects from inception through completion while meeting deadlines and achieving project goals and objectives

• Utilize critical thinking skills and collaborate with cross-functional teams, including software development, sales, and marketing

LAKEWOOD

GATEWAY SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE

• Work the customer service queue, monitoring and answering incoming calls and emails daily

• Ensure timely reporting, referral, follow-up and escalation of merchant issues to minimize disruption to service and overall impact to Cardknox clients

• Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment as part of a team but assume ownership and responsibility for team and self-assigned work

WILLIAMSBURG

BANKING SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

• Handle all updates to accounts and support overall merchant success and satisfaction

• Good communication, problem-solving, and negotiation skills are needed

• High School Graduate OK, full training provided

WILLIAMSBURG

PRICING ANALYST

• Review Pricing Analyst will work with a team to provide detailed profit and loss analysis.

• Must enjoy detail-oriented and focused work

• Good oral and written communication skills

• High School Graduate OK, full training provided

WILLIAMSBURG/LAKEWOOD

AGENT SUPPORT

• Work directly with outside Sales Agents, who will reach out with questions, concerns, or needs that may arise

• Strong interpersonal & communication skills are required

• Training will be provided by our teams

WILLIAMSBURG

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

• Work the Customer Service queue contacting and providing resolutions to Agents & Merchants

• Good communication & interpersonal skills needed

• Minimum 3 years experience, with further training provided by our teams

loc ations

csaks@fidelitypayment.com

For more information or to send your resume: 718.782.2823 x426 (Chani Saks)

Brooklyn, New York 141 Flushing Ave, Suite 501, 11205

Howell, New Jersey 465 Oak Glen Rd, 07731

Classifieds

ABA PARAS

ABA Paras needed Full Time and Part Time, Male/FemaleBoro Park, Crown Heights, Flatbush, Staten Island, and Williamsburg. Pay rate: $24-$38 based on experience and education. Email: para@ yeled.org or call: 718-6862349

GREAT JOB FOR WOMEN

Amazing full time opportunity for women to work in an ABA clinic in Kensington/Boro Park. Pay $22.-$30. Per hour. Must be able to work from 9:00 AM-4:30 PM. Call/Text: 917.968.2292

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Seeking a motivated & organized Individual to join our team as An Administrative Assistant. Female preferred, full time, strong computer skills, Microsoft Office And Outlook

Salary: $50,000.-$70,000. Call: 718.557.7038 Email: sagluck@yeled.org

FEMALE POSITION IN BORO PARK

Seeking a Health Care Coordinator and Administrative Assistant in Boro Park. All women atmosphere, Geder Shield internet, No experience necessary but must be computer savvy and motivated. Call: 917.968.2292

JOIN OUR SALES TEAM!

Be Your Own Boss! Join New York Life Insurance Co. as a seasoned salesperson or our fast track to management program. Experience top training, support, and retirement benefits. Make an impact, secure your future. Connect today! dglick@ newyorklife.com or Call 845639-5216

FRONT DESK REP & FEMALE LIFEGUARD

Needed at YVY Fitness Center during women`s hours Sundays year round. Front Desk applicant should be computer literate, friendly, patient and energetic. Apply by sending resume to: fitness@yeled.org or calling 718.686.2404 please leave a clear message including your phone number and email address.

AMAZING ABA JOB

For the upcoming school year. Top pay, flexible schedules, Locations in Boro Park, Flatbush, Williamsburg, Crown Heights. Call/Text/ WA: 917.968.2292

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Join our team! Seeking f/t female secretary for a busy office in The Brooklyn Square. Graduates welcome. Great pay, benefits, and much potential for growth! Email resume: to bpjob5809@ gmail.com

For Sale by Owner

A nice well maintained Brick House in the Forshay area, Monsey. 5 bed 4 bath above 4,000 Sqft, + additional 1 bed apartment (mother daughter), on 1/2-acre property, in very good condition, for 1.9M

serious inquiry text to: 845-533-3634

POLISHED RESUMES

200+ clients employed in high-paying positions. Contact Sarah Menczer, Certified Copywriter thejewishwriter@gmail.com Call/Text 347-409-5182

TITLE I TEACHERS

Great Opportunities for upcoming school year! Seeking experienced Title I teachers for Flatbush girls’ school ·Upper elementary math ·High school math, with possibility of other subjects ·Warm, supportive environment, small groups ·Competitive compensation, $75/ hour. BA required. Email to: Titleone@yeled.org

HIRING

BP Insurance Agency Seeks: Account Representative No Experience Needed. Responsibilities and Skills: Assist Clients Throughout the sign up process, Servicing Accounts, Phone Etiquette, Multi Tasker, Mon-Thurs, 9-5pm Fri, 9-1pm (Negotiable). Competitive Pay. Email Resume: bklyninsurancejob@ gmail.com

MORNING MOTHER’S HELPER

Looking for a heimishe girl or lady 2 or 3 times a week from 8:30am until 9:30am to help out with morning routine. Great pay! 347-668-9311

F/T SECRETARY

Hiemesh BP multi girl office seeking a f/t female secretary. Great environment. Great pay. Will train. Email resume: resumessfs@gmail. com

F/T SECRETARY

Heimishe girls office in BP seeking F/T secretary for office for women’s clothing store. Great environment. Phone skills required. Grads welcome, willing to train. Email: awomansworld60@ gmail.com

P/T SECRETARY

Office in BP seeking P/T afternoon girl. Must be computer savvy and have phone skills, will train. Email resume to resume.actd@ gmail.com

SECRETARY POSITION

Secretary position yeshiva office/administrative dept. –great environment – room for growth, knowledge in word and excel email cadler@ torahvodaath.org

SALESLADY NEEDED

Looking for a ft/pt creative energetic saleslady for a store in Flatbush, great environment. Please email resume salesladyfb@gmail. com

Classifieds

OFFICE MANAGER

Healthcare Company is seeking an experienced Office Manager to join our team of female staff and ensure the smooth operation of our administrative functions. The candidate will oversee daily administrative operations, support staff, and uphold the highest standards of professionalism and customer service. Candidate will collaborate with departments and provide essential support to our healthcare professionals. Email resumes to careers@ yesicanservices.com

OCCUPATIONAL AND SPEECH THERAPISTS

Seeking Occupational and Speech Therapists at Enhanced Rates. Join our Team! Yes I Can is expanding our related services department! We are seeking dedicated and professional occupational and speech therapists in Boro Park and Flatbush to take on enhanced rate caseloads for 2023-2024 school year. Please send your resume to chikind@ yesicanservices.com

AMAZING ABA JOB

Amazing opportunity to work with children under a ABA program for the next school year. Jobs for Woman and Yungeleit. Full time and part time hours available. Call: 917.968.2292

DAYCARE TEACHERS

Heimishe chassidisha new daycare looking for teachers with or without degrees. Please call 347-633-3076 or email Mskindervinkel@ gmail.com

SPEECH THERAPIST

Seeking a Speech Therapist for Sep. In Boro Park at enhanced rate. Call: 917.968.2292

SALESPERSON WANTED

Salesperson with exp. for wholesale fish co. Salary plus commission, potentials for partnership. Call Eli 516.270.6755

SALESMAN JOB

Do you have people skills? Look no further.. For a limited time B&C Industries well known sales team is now accepting applicants to join our sales team. Email Resume: SalesJob@bcpkg. com Don’t miss out on this opportunity!

GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Busy Boro Park Retail Store is looking for a Back Office Operations Secretary with Managerial Capabilities, Multi Task, Responsible, Ambitious. Great Pay & Location, Heimish Environment to start in August. Email Resume: estyr6@gmail.com Call: 718484-0610 Attention: Joselyn

Self-Contained

Girl’s Elementary Program Seeks: Full-Time/Part-Time Co-teaching Positions

Competitive Salary for Qualified Candidates

Chassidish and Litvish schools

Brooklyn Locations

Experience Preferred Email: girlsichudjobs@gmail.com

SEEKING P3 PROVIDERS!

Become a part of a strong professional team with a warm and friendly support staff. Competitive rates! Flexible schedules. Top quality training. Send resumes careers@yaaleh.com Or call - 718-717-2123

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Heimish multi girl Medical Billing office located in Brooklyn Square looking to hire full time employee. Entry level, will train. Great work environment with opportunity for growth. Email resume Blimies@ devington.com

SETSS PROVIDERS

Seeking passionate SETSS providers, competitive rates. Email resume to careers@ yesicanservices.com

CASE COORDINATOR

Case Coordinator

Responsibilities - female: Overseeing the coordination of 80 to 110 students Serving as the primary point of contact for students and their families. Ensuring timely renewal of authorizations and assisting in the authorization process Strong organizational and communication skills. Salary 45-55K. Experience in care coordination or a related field is a plus. Triumph 718-9423666 ext 474

SECRETARY WANTED

Seeking efficient secretary for an extra-curricular program for young women with special needs. Weekdays, evening hours. Pick the days and time that work for you. Enjoy great pay and a fantastic, positive atmosphere. Call 718.302.3333 ext 5218 (leave a message) or email hlang@ hamaspikkings.org

OFFICE MANAGER

Healthcare Company seeking an experienced female Office Manager to ensure the smooth operation of administrative functions. The Candidate will oversee daily administrative operations, support staff, and uphold the highest standards of professionalism and customer service. Will collaborate with departments and provide essential support healthcare professionals. Email resumes careers@yesicanservices.com

SUNDAY PROGRAM

Seeking energetic, caring staff to work with young women with special needs in an exciting extra-curricular Sunday program. Bi-weekly Sunday shifts with varied times — pick the shift that works for you. Enjoy great pay, a fantastic environment, and exclusive staff events. Call 718.302.3333 ext 5218 (leave a message) or email hlang@hamaspikkings.org

Classifieds

BOOKKEEPER/ PAYROLL SPECIALIST WANTED

A dream job awaits you at Succeed ABA. We’re looking for an individual who’s proficient in Quickbooks and Excel. Exciting Benefits: 1. Health, dental, and vision insurance 2. Paid time off and Sick days 3. Life insurance and 401K. We’re located in Brooklyn Square We’re looking forward to hearing from you. Please email your resume to: jobadvancement1@gmail. com

DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH PEOPLE?

Seeking a skilled, efficient recruiter for Hamaspik’s corporate positions. Candidate will collaborate with all office teams to identify staffing needs, collect and vet resumes, and interview candidates. Excellent work environment and great pay and benefits. Email jobs@hamaspikkings. org

SUNDAY PROGRAM

Want to spend your Sunday in a fun, meaningful way? Hiring Yiddish-speaking staff for our Sunday program for young children with special needs. Sundays 11:00am - 3:30pm in Boro Park. Good pay and great environment! Call 718.302.3333 ext 5450 and leave a message

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Great opportunity for someone who is organized and a great team player! We are seeking an administrative assistant for bookkeeping and office tasks. Join the fun of our dynamic marketing team and assist in ensuring smooth operations on a daily basis. Some bookkeeping experience preferred. Email your resume to csinger@ hamaspikkings.org

MEANINGFUL AFTERNOON

POSITION! Join a special-needs program in Williamsburg bringing joy and excitement into children’s days. MondayThursday, 3:30 PM-4:45 PM. Great pay and bonuses. Please call 718.387.8400 ext 5275 or email rhirsch@ hamaspikkings.org

DAYCARE TEACHERS

Daycare seeking warm & loving teachers and assistants. With or without credits. Amazing environment and great pay. Please call or text: 347-9464641 or text/voicemail: 347-391-7191 Email resume: wedokids43@gmail.com

HELP WANTED

Looking for full time saleslady in a Brooklyn showroom. Send resume to 8533600@gmail.com

PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATES!

Enjoy the warmth and camaraderie of an amazing team making a difference in the lives of people with challenges. Receive great salary, benefits package, and full training. Attention to detail required. Contact sfuhrer@hamaspikkings.org

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Are you efficient, a team player, and looking to for a meaningful position? Seeking an executive assistant for a vibrant mental health clinic in Boro Park. No experience necessary, knowledge of Word and Excel required. Full time. Send resume to jobs@sipuk.org

SECRETARY POSITION

Milestones Early Intervention is seeking an efficient secretary with great communication skills. Join a warm, supportive office environment and enjoy great pay and benefits. Email resumes to milestones@ hamaspikkings.org or call 718-387-8400 x 637

JOB OPPORTUNITY

A Software Startup in the wig industry is looking for a woman to help with Sales follow-ups and tech support. Remote, part-time, salary + commission! Email: Hr@ wigsuite.io to apply.

BOOKKEEPER

Boro Park Business looking to hire a bookkeeper. HOURS: 9:00-4:00 Mon – Thur. Work experience a must. EMAIL RESUME TO: jobinbp679@ gmail.com

SHORT TERM PARA

Looking for a short term para from after Sukkos for Preschool age girl who needs some physical help. Nice environment, very well paid! 347-325-5398

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Multi Girl office - Looking for a professional graphic designer having experience in all major software’s. Email: hrbrooklynmi@gmail.com

SECRETARY WANTED

Secretary F/T wanted for Boro Park store, heimishe atmosphere, computer knowledge and phone skills Mon-Thurs 10-6 Fri 10-2, email resume to: nu@ elegantlinen.com or 718-8713535 x101

SETSS PROVIDERS

Seeking passionate SETSS providers, competitive rates. Email resume to careers@ yesicanservices.com

MENUCHA LINE

2 programs for 1 price. Most successful phone line! 8452777111

Classifieds

THERAPISTS

Seeking dedicated and professional occupational and speech therapists in Boro Park and Flatbush to take on enhanced rate caseloads for 2023-2024 school year. Please send your resume to chikind@yesicanservices. com

CASE COORDINATOR

Seeking female case coordinator. responsibilities: Overseeing the coordination of 80 to 110 students Serving as the primary point of contact for students and their families Ensuring timely renewal of authorizations and assisting in the authorization process Strong organizational and communication skills. Experience in care coordination or a related field is a plus. Email resume lyochebet@triumphaba.com

DIRECTOR OF BILLING

seeking a skilled and motivated Director of Billing for ABA Therapy company. overseeing and managing all aspects of the company billing operations, ensuring accurate and timely processing of insurance claims, client invoicing, and payments. Email: dovid@ parnassahanchor.com

BILLING SPECIALIST

Seeking a detail-oriented and focused Billing Specialist. Claims review prior to submission Claims Submission, Payment Processing, Reconsiderations & Appeals, records filing, email careers@ yesicanservices.com

SECRETARY

Full time secretary position available in our NJ office. Candidate must be organized, able to multitask, and have basic phone and computer skills. Great office environment, wellpaid. Email resume to: employment@mehadrin.com

SEEKING

Girl/woman to work with a Small group of children at a center in boro park. Will train. Great pay. After school hours. 3472861818

BABYSITTING

OVERNIGHT BABYSITTER

Experienced warm babysitter accepting short and long term call: 929 295 2440

BABYSITTER

Experienced, warm, loving Babysitter currently located 15/52. 12pm-5pm. 929-2725483

BABYSITTING

Experience and warm babysitter available from September for the school year at your home. Reference Available. Call: Malka 347546-7803

BABYSITTER

Looking for girl to babysit a newborn every Friday until 12:30 please call 347-6457944

GOOD NEWS!

Kinder group on 42nd & 12th now offers extended hours from 9:30-4:00 with Morah Faigy Guttman. 718-633-3263 or 347-232-7608

VOUCHER SLOTS

Kinder shpiel playgroup centrally located 12/51 has one slot left for a 2 year old. With highly experienced teachers call 3479326524

PLAYGROUP SLOTS AVAIL

Non voucher playgroup slots available at Toddler Zone. For more information call Peri Heilpern 347-452-7854

PLAYGROUP SLOT

2 slots available in a Yidish speaking PLAYGROUP on 14 and high 50s 18 month and up call 929 236 6129

SERVICES

LIGHT ALTERATIONS

Please Call: 718.450.4700

SARNO COACH

Experiencing chronic pain/ symptoms? There is a way out! Heal based on the Sarno method! Call Binah Schiff RDCS, Mind Body Educator and Coach 917-446-5360

TUTOR AVAILABLE

Kollel yungerman in Flatbush available to learn/ tutor Gemara or other topics with your son. Call 347-5632187 for more information.

GUITAR LESSONS

A Heimeshe yingerman is available to give guitar or keyboard lessons to your son in a state of the art music studio Call 718-306-8524

MUSIC

Now offering guitar lessons! For women, girls, and young boys for a great price! Call/ Text 917-618-1174

MUSIC LESSONS

Professional music lessons on the phone, available in Yiddish or English. Try it free! 718-435-1923

GARTLECH

We fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281

HANDYMAN & ELECTRICIAN

Electrician, plumber, sewer service, Carpentry, sheetrock, locks, etc. 718.9510090

CONSTRUCTION

Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, Basements, all electrical, plumbing, Carpentry. Lowest prices, fastest service. 718.951-0090

ELECTRICIAN

All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for washer/dryer or a/c, shabbos clocks, circut breakers. 718.951-0090

HANDYMAN & PAINTING

Experienced & Reliable handyman. Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408

PHOTO ALBUMS

Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. Photo Dreams 347.563.5153

AYIN HORAH

The renowned Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim Is now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. Call: 718.689.1902 or 516.300.1490

COSMETICS

Mary Kay, Careline, Ga-de, Static. Free Delivery with min order. Free Consultation and Application Tips for Grads & Kallahs! 718-930-4946

BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE

GARTLECH

Hand crochet, Hand knit, Silks & more with beautiful Gartel bag. Text or call: 718.283.4589 Wholesale orders available.

KALLAH SHOPPING LIST

To make your kallah shopping a calm experience call 3475346184

WOOD REPAIR

Professional repairs, revamp, & color change to: kitchens, furniture, staircases, exterior wood doors, libraries, shuls, aron kodesh. Also do hi end designer custom all uph & wood beds. Commercial, residential, best pricing & svc. Txt 212-991-8548

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WRITING SERVICE

Overwhelmed with your writing needs? Available to write up your poems for Tenoyims, gifts, school functions, song compositions, professional letters, and any other writing for any occasion. Written with professionalism and class. Contact C. Krausz 438-403-4226 or chayareich2@ gmail.com

GARTEL FRINGES

We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693-4920 or (718)4357644

NEW WEBSITE?

Get your Beautiful, Fast, SEOFriendly Website done in 14 days, guaranteed. Email efraim@ rapidquill.com

FURNITURE REPAIRS

Furniture, Cabinet & General Repairs, specializing in Chosson-Kallah Apartments. Call: 718.633.6231

ENDING ‘22-’23

A yingerman is willing to review the limudim with your son Limudei Kodesh/ Limudei Chol. Call 347-397-8223

P3 SERVICES

Is your child approved for P3 services? Want homework help? We offer the Feuerstein & Wilson Method. Every child is paired with a provider that is trained to target their area of need. 347-762-352 info. umbrellalearning@gmail.com

ACS VOUCHERS

Are you an existing “ACS Child Care Provider” (Babysitter), we can increase your “Rate” to “Maximum”. Or we can get you approved as a provider. Guaranteed. Text/call 929-456-4146

PRENATAL YOGA

Yoga for the Birthing or Postnatal Body. Ease aches, calm anxiety, prepare for labor! Then get fit with Postnatal support. Text PRENATAL YOGA to 5039615609 to inquire

HANDYMAN/PROF CARPENTER

Repair all cabinets, Table & chairs, doors, locks, hinges, tracks, drawers, closets, shelves, bookcases & furniture assembling and cutting, hang pic frames & more, free est, warranty on service, 917-704-3514

YEHUDA

GRAPHIC DESIGN

For all your digital and print design needs. Designbydevorah@gmail.com designbydevorah.com 929.324.7247

P3 SERVICES

Experienced p3 provider available to do homework with your child. Please call 347 853 1758

ROOM DIVIDER

We make WALL to split existing room and make second bedroom. It’s including regular or sliding door. We install also plastic ACCORDION partitions that fully can fold to one side. Only 4-5 hours installation. Can work Sunday too.Call/ Text:929-430-7551:646-288-0185

E-mail:roomdividers11219@gmail.com

PHOTOGRAPHY

Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin. Slideshows for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc. Photo Dreams 347.563.5153

DRIVER AVAILABLE

Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469

SPRINTER & MINI VAN SERVICE

Heimishe driver available to do deliveries. Local & long distance, we shlep with a smile! Call: 718.951.0090

WIGS/HAIR

Wigs wash & sets, hairstyles and haircuts at excellent prices! Book now. 347-446-9360

WIG & HAIR

Wig wash & sets, haircuts, and hairstyles for great prices! Call/Text: 917-618-1174

HEATED POOL

Beautiful heated pool in Staten Island $100 per hour. 14x28 aqua class/ swim Instructions. Well lit, Evening slots available (347)393-6094

ODDS & ENDS

MOTHER’S MILK

Urgent need for mothers milk for baby with medical issues! We can pick up. Please call/text 469-703-4299 or 347 232 3347 Tizku lemitzvos!

DONATE VEHICLE

Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718-974-9428

GOWNS

GOWNS FOR SALE

Multiple black & blush gowns in various sizes, worn once. Also, 2 Eloisa children gowns. Call (no text) 347-436-6473/ 646-379-0811

FOUND

social security card with name Muller in BP few weeks ago. 718-781-6348

baby swaddler across the street of Mendelsons pizza store. 347-687-8754

siddur by Shaeffer kent and south 10 on wed koirech June 21. 917- 359 -2427

Fridge/Freezer, Washer/ Dryer, Good condition due to move (917) 929 2870

Gold mohair 3 seater couch 30x75 347-743-5271

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